Hi,
I need some help with a question. I found an add in online that uses a formula that would take a list of URL's like this:
http://www.reddit.com/r/datasets/
http://www.di.unipi.it/~gulli/AG_cor..._articles.html
https://555.explore.data.gov/Other/D...alog/pyv4-fkgv
Down to this:
reddit.com
di.unipi.it
555.explore.data.gov
The nexzt step is to that the list down to this
reddit.com (no change)
di.unipi.it (remove di.)
data.gov (remove 555.explore)
So in the end I just want to end up with what is before the first period and what is after the last period.
I found out that if you do a Find and Replace with .* or *. it gives me the text after the last period or the text before the last period. This still doesn't suit what I need.
In the end say blog.dominik.com is the site. Then the blog part is called a subdomain of a website and I just want to filter the results of the 50,000 urls I have in a spreadsheet to just the main website and the extension of say .com. Somt he dn result should be dominik.com
Is there a formula for this? Or is there some way to filter how many periods are in a set of data so the site that are just website.com for example are at the top and the next set of date is like blog.wesbite.com and if there is a 3rd period the next set would be all the sites that would be 1.blog.dominik.com
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Dominik
P.S. I know I can use Date > Text to colums and I setup a template for this with a copy and paste but it's still quite time consuming so that's not waht I'm looking for
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