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“” - DataGhost77 - 21-03-2025 Lol sounds familiar! Had a project where "High/Low" was "H/L", "1/2", and even "Up/Down". For regex-averse folks, Talend has a great UI for cleaning bad data terms. And yeah, they *always* show up at the worst time. 😂 |