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Hi experts, I'd like to extract text that is within the brackets or trim characters left of the bracket. The length of characters is varied. e.g C213 (Sturt Hwy) -> Sturt Hwy apprecialte your help
Hi experts,
I'd like to extract text that is within the brackets or trim characters left of the bracket. The length of characters is varied.
e.g C213 (Sturt Hwy) -> Sturt Hwy
apprecialte your help
Best answer by redgeographics
Assuming it's always a single occurance of a text between brackets you can use a StringReplacer to replace the regex ^.*\\(|\\).*$ with an empty string
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Assuming it's always a single occurance of a text between brackets you can use a StringReplacer to replace the regex ^.*\\(|\\).*$ with an empty string
Assuming it's always a single occurance of a text between brackets you can use a StringReplacer to replace the regex ^.*\\(|\\).*$ with an empty string
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