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CamelCase to Camel Case

Posted on January 26, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on CamelCase to Camel Case

Here is a good practice for combining functions to get a full smartsheet

It basically add a space before any capital letter in a text, helpful when you have strings without spaces and want to convert them.

It is all in formulas. Put additional spaces before any upper case letter. made specially for custom request. Uses functions LEFT, MID, FIND, SMALL, COUNT, COLUMN, IF, CHAR, ISERROR, TRIM

I used here three formulas, first one in column C:

=TRIM(LEFT(B4,AE4-1)&" "&MID(B4,AE4,IF(AF4="",500,AF4-AE4))&" "&IF(N(AF4)>0,MID(B4,AF4,IF(AG4="",500,AG4-AF4)),"")&" "&IF(N(AG4)>0,MID(B4,AG4,IF(AH4="",500,AH4-AG4)),""))

And another one for columns E through AD:

=IF(ISERROR(FIND(CHAR(COLUMN()+60),$B4,1)),"",FIND(CHAR(COLUMN()+60),$B4,1))

And a third one in columns AE through AH

=IF(COUNT($D4:$AD4)>=COLUMN()-29,SMALL($D4:$AD4,COLUMN()-29),"")

 

CHAR, FIND, Formulas - combined functions, IF, Information, ISERROR, Logical, Math and Trig, MID, SMALL, Standard functions, Texts and Strings, TRIM

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