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Using RIGHT() , LEFT() and REVERSE()

In the previous exercise, you used SUBSTRING() and CHARINDEX() to split the city_state column into two new columns.

This time you need to do the same, but using the LEFT(), RIGHT(), and REVERSE() functions.

This exercise is part of the course

Cleaning Data in SQL Server Databases

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Exercise instructions

  • Extract the name of the city using LEFT() and CHARINDEX().
  • Extract the name of the state using RIGHT(), CHARINDEX() and REVERSE().

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

SELECT
	client_name,
	client_surname,
    -- Extract the name of the city
	___(city_state, ___(', ', city_state) - 1) AS city,
    -- Extract the name of the state
    ___(city_state, ___(' ,', ___(city_state)) - 1) AS state
FROM clients_split
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