TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER function

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The TEXTBEFORE function extracts text that occurs before a given delimiter. When multiple delimiters appear in the text, TEXTBEFORE can return text that occurs before the nth instance of the delimiter. Unlike the TEXTSPLIT function, the output from TEXTBEFORE is a single value.

TEXTBEFORE takes six arguments; only the first two are required. The first argument, text, is the text string to process. The second argument, delimiter is the substring to use as a delimiter when extracting text. Both text and delimiter are required. The third argument, instance_num, is an integer that represents the nth instance of the delimiter in text (i.e. to extract the text before the second instance, use 2 for instance_num). If not supplied instance_num defaults to 1. The fourth argument is match_mode, which controls case sensitivity when looking for a delimiter. By default, TEXTBEFORE is case-sensitive and match_mode is zero (0). Supply 1 to disable case sensitivity. The fifth argument, match_end, allows TEXTBEFORE to handle the end of a text string like a delimiter. By default, match_end is 0 and TEXTBEFORE will not treat the end of a text string as a delimiter. Set match_end to 1 to make TEXTBEFORE use the end of the text string like a delimiter. The final argument is if_not_found, a custom value to return when TEXTBEFORE does not match any text. By default, TEXTBEFORE will return #N/A. See below for examples.

The Excel TEXTAFTER function extracts text that occurs after a given delimiter. When multiple delimiters appear in the text, TEXTAFTER can return text that occurs after the nth instance of the delimiter. Unlike the TEXTSPLIT function, the output from TEXTAFTER is a single value.

TEXTAFTER takes six arguments; only the first two are required. The first argument, text, is the text string to process. The second argument, delimiter is the substring to use as a delimiter when extracting text. Both text and delimiter are required. The third argument, instance_num, is an integer that represents the nth instance of the delimiter in text (i.e. to extract the text after the second instance, use 2 for instance_num). If not supplied instance_num defaults to 1. The fourth argument is match_mode, which controls case sensitivity when looking for a delimiter. By default, TEXTAFTER is case-sensitive and match_mode is zero (0). Supply 1 to disable case sensitivity. The fifth argument, match_end, allows TEXTAFTER to handle the end of a text string like a delimiter. By default, match_end is 0 and TEXTAFTER will not use the end of a text string as a delimiter. Set match_end to 1 to make TEXTAFTER use the end of the text string like a delimiter. The final argument is if_not_found, a custom value to return when TEXTAFTER does not match any text. By default, TEXTAFTER will return #N/A. See below for examples.

Use TEXTAFTER to extract text after a delimiter, TEXTBEFORE to extract text before a delimiter, and TEXTSPLIT to extract all text separated by delimiters.

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