![]() When the search is case-insensitive, “The ” with a capital T is considered the same as “the “, therefore we find one more delimiter, and one more row is created. case-insensitive search of the text “the “: Let’s see an example of the difference between a case-sensitive vs. To set the function to be case-insensitive, type 1. ![]() ![]() – Do we want the delimiter search to be case-sensitive or not? By default (if you type 0 or keep this argument blank) it’s case-sensitive. The default (0) is to not ignore. To ignore empty values, type 1. – This argument determines whether empty values between delimiters should be ignored or not. Notice that we left the col_delimiter argument blank this time, as we do not want to split our text into columns at all – only into rows!Ĭan we split text to both rows and columns at the same time? Yes! Keep reading to see an example □
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