Hello,

I have been using data extractor, but there is one small problem. I want to extract "MOBILE NUMBER" before a particular alphabet..

like ex: (M)

Before this a 10 or 11 digit number is there which i want to extract.. like


9999900000 (M)
or
09999900000 (M)

How can i extract these numbers?

Help is appreciated as i am not expert in technical things and i studied arts in my college...

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Katy

Katy,

If you take a look at the second tab of Data Extractor you should be able to pick the existing telephone rule and modify it. It's built on regular expressions, which is a pattern matching language. Unfortunately it is a product designed for technical people, but I hope this helps.

thanks nico for the help.. but still cant get it to extract.. :(


any help?

For just extracting numbers you can use the regular expression:

\d+

I need to extract partially displayed email addresses from several webpages.  The addresses are displayed as "name@...".  The extractor is not extracting because it cannot find the @URL.com portion.  I need it to extract the partial display and I will fill out the rest myself.  In short, I need to extyract only the "name@..." expression.  Pls HELP!!!

Thanks all for your ideas.