Hello fellow excellors,
I have a number of assets that contain very specific suffixes, for example:
XRD05_CV
XRD06_CV
XRD07_CV
XRD08_CV_I
XRD08_HB
XRD08_WS
XRD09_CV
These assets are listed in a master table. as you can see, there are different suffixes such as _CV, _CV_I, _HB and _WS.
Now I need to separate these assets into designated tables (without blank rows) depending on the suffix giving these results:
Sorted Table 1:
XRD05_CV
XRD06_CV
XRD07_CV
XRD08_CV_I
XRD09_CV
Sorted Table 2:
XRD08_HB
Sorted Table 3:
XRD08_WS
As you can see sorted table one has two types of suffix, _CV and _CV_I. so I would need a formula that can accommodate more than one suffix into one specific table.
If you require any further information, please ask.
I have a number of assets that contain very specific suffixes, for example:
XRD05_CV
XRD06_CV
XRD07_CV
XRD08_CV_I
XRD08_HB
XRD08_WS
XRD09_CV
These assets are listed in a master table. as you can see, there are different suffixes such as _CV, _CV_I, _HB and _WS.
Now I need to separate these assets into designated tables (without blank rows) depending on the suffix giving these results:
Sorted Table 1:
XRD05_CV
XRD06_CV
XRD07_CV
XRD08_CV_I
XRD09_CV
Sorted Table 2:
XRD08_HB
Sorted Table 3:
XRD08_WS
As you can see sorted table one has two types of suffix, _CV and _CV_I. so I would need a formula that can accommodate more than one suffix into one specific table.
If you require any further information, please ask.