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June 24, 2018
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Hi My Online Training Hub Experts,
In my text project, Can you update to put a formula in the prefix column to reflect a prefix such as Mr. Mrs. Miss, Dr. etc. Also I would like to update the formula in the last name column so that it will have a hypen between two last names, but not between the last name and "Jr. or IV". I appreciate your help on this issue. Hope all is well and safe. Thank you. Joe, from Michigan.
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December 20, 2019
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Doesn’t seem to be a great deal to work off
I can’t see a way to assign Mr/Mrs/Miss etc as its not in the data as we don’t even know the sex of the person to have a guess at Ms or Mr.
The Hyphen part is maybe possible but not particularly tidy or effective - the below works out if the last part of the name is less than 4 characters and then insets a - for any names longer.
=IFERROR(IF(LEN([@[Last Name]])-FIND(" ",[@[Last Name]])>4,SUBSTITUTE([@[Last Name]]," ","-"),""),"")
So, if we have a name like Smith Ike this would miss them out and also not sure if Mark Gorteski Junior should be hyphenated or not?
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June 24, 2018
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Hi Purfleet,
Thanks for responding to my post. I'll add the Mr. and Mrs, etc to the data. The formula you provided me resulted in a 0 in the last name column. Joe, from Michigan.
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December 20, 2019
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It cant go in the Last Name column as that is the columns with the starting data. I put it at the end.
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