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This code is to remind me of how I (or some kind soul) might improve the script so it better handles where multiple email address exist in the same cell. I have not yet researched whether such values as ¢ are legal in email addresses but in the case of the served non-profit, those values were undesired suffixes (e.g., discussion of these undesired characters and encoding challeges appear in these links: Odd characters can appear in Excel cells like ¢ as one copies and pastes between file formats or some other file-encoding issue comes into play. I know my current script could use refining.Ĭleaning email addresses can be critical. Please let me know if you find another example. Something like this R script may already exist. Notice that the above picture displays an older version of this message.
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Notice the invalid email addresses at the top, an Excel file was found with an email column but no name, and at the bottom are invalid email addresses that get cleaned prior to insertion in the output Excel workbook. As the script runs, text indicates status and shows examples.
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Other columns display the origin of the address including Excel filename and column name. The second column has valid email addresses. This is currently set to groups of 300 email addresses and can be adjusted by changing the number 300 in the script.įrom the output Valid worksheet.
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