input String is :
10303 ARLINGTON AVE,RIVERSIDE, CA 92505Census Tract: 0410.03
Output String needs to be:
10303 ARLINGTON AVE,RIVERSIDE, CA 92505
I'm using the StringSearcher with the follow RegEx
([A-Za-z0-9]+( [A-Za-z0-9]+)+),[A-Za-z]+, CA \\s\\d\\d\\d\\d\\d
The result I'm getting is empty.
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Hi @lapriverside I would use an AttributeSplitter, splitting by the word Census. The default attribute that you'll get will be _list{0}, which you can demote out of the list with a ListIndexer, and/or use an AttributeRenamer afterwards.
Thank you for your help Dan! I'm very new to FME.
I'm still researching how to get the "Census Tract: nnnn.nn" as a string removed as the fields are all a consistent count of 21 characters from the RIGHT.
Not getting the right list yet.
I do see a regex filter that I do have for the front characters I want to keep
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There's no need for regex. Everything to the left of 'Census' will be the new value in the first element of the list:
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Whilst not strictly necessary to use regex it's quite straightforward to just use a ReplaceRegEx statement to replace the word Census and everything after it with nothing
@ReplaceRegEx(@Value(string),Census.*,"")If you wanted to use the string searcher you could use the following regex which will match everything preceding the word Census
.*(?=Census)
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