how can I filter capital letters in a data set
Question:
I have a column with a lot of rows more than 150k, each cell has a text, there is some cells has problems of having some sentences with capital letters I wanna fix this issue how can I filter them to know how many of them I have for example I have some cells like that I wanna detect the cells that has some capital sentences to be able to fix them:
Each year, They carefully curate the finest gifts to fill our Baskits
from new and wellloved brands, to unique products made exclusively for
us. They specialize in helping busy professionals give thoughtful,
impactful gifts for business development, colleague/employee
recognition, holiday gifts and more. Here are the top three things to
know about us: 1) They ARE CANADA’S LEADING GIFT DELIVERY SERVICE 30+
years of experience and 20, 000 customers 2) They MAKE THOUGHTFUL
GIFTING QUICK AND EASY Online and Mobile Webstore (Open 24/7) Call
Centre Gift Specialists Two Retail Stores (Downtown + North Toronto)
3) They HAVE DELIVERY OPTIONS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Delivery Across North
America sameday (and Saturday) Delivery in the GTA
Answers:
Since it looks like you’re in Google Sheets, just do a REGEXMATCH() for two capital letters in a row (as a review flag):
=BYROW(A2:A, LAMBDA(x, REGEXMATCH(x, "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)"))
The BYROW() makes it a one-liner for the entire column. Ditch that if needed.
try in A2:
=INDEX(REGEXMATCH(A2:A; "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)")
or if you want a count:
=SUMPRODUCT(1*REGEXMATCH(A2:A; "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)"))
I have a column with a lot of rows more than 150k, each cell has a text, there is some cells has problems of having some sentences with capital letters I wanna fix this issue how can I filter them to know how many of them I have for example I have some cells like that I wanna detect the cells that has some capital sentences to be able to fix them:
Each year, They carefully curate the finest gifts to fill our Baskits
from new and wellloved brands, to unique products made exclusively for
us. They specialize in helping busy professionals give thoughtful,
impactful gifts for business development, colleague/employee
recognition, holiday gifts and more. Here are the top three things to
know about us: 1) They ARE CANADA’S LEADING GIFT DELIVERY SERVICE 30+
years of experience and 20, 000 customers 2) They MAKE THOUGHTFUL
GIFTING QUICK AND EASY Online and Mobile Webstore (Open 24/7) Call
Centre Gift Specialists Two Retail Stores (Downtown + North Toronto)
3) They HAVE DELIVERY OPTIONS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Delivery Across North
America sameday (and Saturday) Delivery in the GTA
Since it looks like you’re in Google Sheets, just do a REGEXMATCH() for two capital letters in a row (as a review flag):
=BYROW(A2:A, LAMBDA(x, REGEXMATCH(x, "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)"))
The BYROW() makes it a one-liner for the entire column. Ditch that if needed.
try in A2:
=INDEX(REGEXMATCH(A2:A; "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)")
or if you want a count:
=SUMPRODUCT(1*REGEXMATCH(A2:A; "(.*)[A-Z]{2}(.*)"))