Replicate publisher in column C for Google Sheets

parvares

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Hello, starting from this sheet with column A (title, responsibility, publisher) I would need a formula that extracts only the publisher in column C. I used this formula:

Rich (BB code):
= LEFT (MID (A2, FIND ("-", A2) +1, LEN (A2)), FIND (",", MID (A2, FIND ("-", A2) +1, LEN (A2))) ) -1)

but column C gives me the place of publication and the publisher. I would like instead only the publisher.

Many thanks!!
 
That will be difficult as there is no obvious way to determine what to return.
OK thanks! Can I ask you two questions related to these partially revised formulas in this file?
1) Is it possible to avoid that by dragging columns B, C, D the "#value!" value comes out? I would simply prefer empty cells when the original data do not appear in column A.
2) Is it possible to avoid the prefix "di" in the cells of column B relating to the author?
Many thanks again!

Formula in B1 (Author):
Excel Formula:
=MID(A2;SEARCH("Condividi";A2)+9;SEARCH("(Autore)";A2)-SEARCH("Condividi";A2)-10)

Formula in C1 (Publisher):
Excel Formula:
=LEFT(MID(A2;FIND("^";SUBSTITUTE(A2;CHAR(10);"^";LEN(A2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A2;CHAR(10);""))))+1;LEN(A2));FIND(",";MID(A2;FIND("^";SUBSTITUTE(A2;CHAR(10);"^";LEN(A2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A2;CHAR(10);""))))+1;LEN(A2)))-1)

Formula in D1 (Date):
Excel Formula:
=RIGHT(A2;LEN(A2)-FIND(",";A2)-1)
 
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For point 1 you can use
Excel Formula:
=IF(A2="","",some formula)
 
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You could use
Excel Formula:
=substitute(MID(A2;SEARCH("Condividi";A2)+9;SEARCH("(Autore)";A2)-SEARCH("Condividi";A2)-10),"di ","")
but if any words end with di then it would be removed.
 
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Ah ok... Isn't it there a formula similar to this one?

Excel Formula:
=MID(A2;SEARCH("Condividi di";A2)+9;SEARCH("(Autore)";A2)-SEARCH("Condividi di";A2)-10)
 
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... I mean entering "Condividi di" in search function...

Excel Formula:
=MID(A2;SEARCH("Condividi di";A2)+9;SEARCH("(Autore)";A2)-SEARCH("Condividi di";A2)-10)
 
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Hello, maybe I found the solution. Is it possible to convert this formula for MS Excel? Thanks

Google Sheets
Excel Formula:
=REGEXEXTRACT(SUBSTITUTE(A2;"(Autore)";"#");"di (.*)#")

LibreOffice Calc
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(REGEX(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(B2;"di";"#");"(Autore)";"#");"# .* #");"#";""));"")
 
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Fraid not, Excel does not have a Regex function.
 
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