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Usage of Saved Search formula SUBSTR

edited Aug 1, 2025 2:54PM in Ask A Guru 5 comments

I am trying to use the formula within Saved Search to extract multiple sub-strings from a text, and I am not sure if I am using the SUBSTR function right way.

Example: Here is my Text

'TEST12345:600000<br>TEST23456:30000<br>TEST34567:20000'
and I would like all the relevant information between ':' and <br> including the last value and should look line 60000 30000 20000

Is this possible with the formula?

Any thoughts?

Thank you

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