Pulling IP Addresses out of log files.

marksman681

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Hello I am having an issue and need some help. I have some SSH log files in excel. Column C is where the data is. There is a lot of text wrapped around the IP address and I want to be able to pull it out into a different column. The text that is around the IP address is random in length. I do not need anything that is missing an octet but if it grabs it I do not care.
 

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ok i must be really messing something up. I did what you said and it is all there but now I need to know how to run the macro.

ok still not working and I am not sure what I am doing wrong
also was saved as micro enabled
 
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ok well, I am not understanding what I need to do. is there a video or something that will show step-by-step instructions? I am obviously screwing something up
 
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You just use the formula as shown in post#2
 
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here is what I put in and here is what I am getting when I put in the formula. when I put in the formula the OCTET shows up but it is not calculating it properly. I even tried it on a line that had a full IP and it did the same thing.
 

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One way.

Book1 (version 2).xlsb
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1ABC 1.1.1.1 QRS1.1.1.1
2DEF 255.255.255.255 TUV255.255.255.255
3GIH 1.28.255.68 XYZ1.28.255.68
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B3B1=OCTET(A1)


VBA Code:
Function OCTET(s As String)
With CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    .Pattern = "(?:\d+.?)+"
    OCTET = .Execute(s)(0)
End With
End Function
ok, I have tried this and it is not working. It went from #name? to now #Value? any ideas on what I need to do to fix this? I have 65000 lines that I do not want to go through manual
 

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You are getting that error as you are using a Mac.
 
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well they have the Macros shut off on my work computer so I had to switch to my mac. is there a different formula i need to use for a MAC
 
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As RegEx does not work on a Mac, then you will need a formula if you cannot use macros.
 
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