This will fix it for you:
=text(regexreplace("timestamp","^\w{3},",""),"MM/DD/YYYY")
you could also transform to remove the additional time parameter at the end with this:
=text(regexreplace(regexreplace("timestamp","^\w{3}, ",""), ", \d+:\d+\w+",""),"MM/DD/YYYY")
OR if your data consistently is formatted the way you did in your examples (with the commas present) you can simply do this:
=TEXT(REGEXEXTRACT(C10,",(.*),"),"MM/DD/YYYY")
Since this is more a regular expression logic update, I can contribute:
Try:
'^(mimz|mi[n-z]|m[j-z]|[n-r]|sa[a-m]|san[a-d]).*'
Just keep in mind that the range above needs to differ by the first character. If not, then pull the common characters out. For mimz-mitz:
'^mi(mz|[n-s]|t[a-z]).*'
Not saying there isn't an easier way -- this just helps you update this particular way in the future.
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Edit
In your Google thread you mention:
In this case, you can use the following formula
Original answer:
The raw, unformatted value will be returned.
Format the result as
Date time
from theFormat
menu.Functions used:
REGEXEXTRACT
REGEXREPLACE