How to Split Price and Currency from One Cell
Split price and currency from one cell when supplier data stores the amount as text.
Split price and currency from one cell when supplier data stores the amount as text.
Extract the domain from an email address for grouping contacts, checking suppliers, or CRM import.
Extract an email from free text into a separate column when contacts are hidden inside comments or descriptions.
Normalize product descriptions when supplier text starts lowercase or arrives fully uppercased.
Normalize product name capitalization when supplier rows arrive uppercased or fully lowercase.
Remove supplier service rows without SKU so the final price list contains only real products.
Keep the value inside brackets and remove the rest when a code or category is hidden in a text string.
Two replace rules in the XML editor turn 1 200,50 into 1200.50 and exclude zero-price items.
If the receiving system expects different JSON key names, rename result nodes in the template and leave the values unchanged.
To keep disabled records out of CSV, add an export condition by the active flag and apply it to the whole record.
Choose a JSON source and CSV output. Open the Items sheet, move it to the first position, save the template, then run the transformation.
Choose a JSON source and CSV output. In the table snapshot, keep the original JSON paths as sources and rename only the final column headers.
Extract a standalone 8- or 12–14-digit barcode candidate from text, preserve a leading zero, and reject fragments of longer digit runs.
Use a regex that matches the real supplier SKU format, keep the match, and only then apply uppercase or other normalization.
Find the number with a preset or custom regex, keep the match, then normalize spaces, brackets and hyphens for the CRM format.
Exclude the entire record when the source price is not positive or the stock value is empty.
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