Tom Payne

Commented on Converting LinkedIn Locations to Metro Areas for E...·Posted in02 Support

Tom Payne

I’ve run out of credits. I am going to need to do this manually

Commented on Converting LinkedIn Locations to Metro Areas for E...·Posted in02 Support

Tom Payne

That is not accomplishing my goal. For example, Irving is just normalized to Irving, Tx

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Tom Payne

Converting LinkedIn Locations to Metro Areas for Event Invitations

I am successfully finding LinkedIn profiles and extracting the contact's location, but I would like to convert the location into a "metro area" (for example) normalizing Brooklyn and Manhattan to "NYC Metro" and Dallas, Irving and Frisco to "Dallas Metro". i tried Normalize Location, but it seems to just clean up place names and does not help me invite people to local events.

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Commented on Extracting Names and Emails from Outlook Meeting I...·Posted in03 Tutorials & Inspiration

Tom Payne

I figured it out

Commented on Extracting Contact Information from Outlook Calend...·Posted in02 Support

Tom Payne

I figured it out

Commented on Extracting Names and Emails from Outlook Meeting I...·Posted in03 Tutorials & Inspiration

Tom Payne

https://app.clay.com/workspaces/498799/tables/t_djZh3F7PrPo2/views/gv_F4cu7rSPhfgg

Commented on Extracting Contact Information from Outlook Calend...·Posted in02 Support

Tom Payne

https://app.clay.com/workspaces/498799/tables/t_djZh3F7PrPo2/views/gv_F4cu7rSPhfgg

Commented on Extracting Contact Information from Outlook Calend...·Posted in02 Support

Tom Payne

I tried that. I don't understand how to capture the data and extract it to a field

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Tom Payne

Extracting Contact Information from Outlook Calendar Invites

Hi - I am trying to extract first, last, email and company from an Outlook calendar invite. The info is in a wide variety of formats. Data is here: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/498799/tables/t_djZh3F7PrPo2/views/gv_F4cu7rSPhfgg

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Commented on Extracting Names and Emails from Outlook Meeting I...·Posted in03 Tutorials & Inspiration

Tom Payne

The output of outlook comes in a wide variety of formats. A regex pattern won’t work. Here is an example: John.doe@company.com Doe, Jane John S Smith t.tim@scrooge.com James.T.Kirk@starfleet.gov george_washington@us.gov Betsy Ross (b.ross@flag.com)

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