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Inserting a space
I am trying to reformat some UK postal codes. I have a csv where field 12 is the postal code. The postal codes length has a maximum of 7.
Basically, I would like a bit of code to look at field 12 and if the postal code has a length of 7, then insert a space into the field fourth from the right, i.e. before - BB102EE, after - BB10 2EE Help me |
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