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Populating a new field with data based on existing field value

jason_hotchkiss
Communicator

I have a field with similar values:

myField
JCH Corn
JCH Carrot
JCH Apple
ME/Orange

I would like to populate a new field depending on the value:

if myfield="JCH Corn" myNewField="Corn"
if myfield="JCH Carrot" myNewField="Carrot"
if myfield="JCH Apple" myNewField="Apple"
if myfield=ME/Orange" myNewField="Orange"

myNewField
Corn
Carrot
Apple
Orange

I was thinking I could do an eval if value statement, but I am not sure what is best in this situation.

Thanks!


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| rex field=myField "\w+(\s|\/)(?<myNewField>\w+)"

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| rex field=myField "\w+(\s|\/)(?<myNewField>\w+)"
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jason_hotchkiss
Communicator

Awesome, thank you!

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