Supported transformation functions - Data cleansing

No-code Transformation formulas for Data cleansing

In the formula input, you can can write basic or complex expression to transform the data.

Expressions are composed of either a value, a function, an operation, or another expression in parenthesis. See below for the description of each one of them.
Functions can be nested, ex: SHA256(LOWER(user.email))
Available functions
FUNCTION NAME
WHAT IT DOES
Example
EXTRACT(text, delimiter, position)
Extracts from the given text the substring at the given position, after splitting by the given delimiter.
EXTRACT("a_b_c", "_", 1) 
returns "b"
EXTRACT("a_b_c", "_", 0)
returns "a"
SUBSTITUTE(text, search_text,substitute_text)
Substitutes new_text for old_text in a text string. Use SUBSTITUTE when you want to replace specific text in a text string.
SUBSTITUTE("The-Clone-Wars", "-", ".")returns "The.Clone.Wars"
REPLACE(sourceStr, pattern, replaceStr)
Replaces every match of pattern (a regex expression) in sourceStr.
REPLACE("The Clone Wars", "\\s", ".") 
returns "The.Clone.Wars"

REPLACE('0123456789', '([0-9]{2})', '$1-')
returns
01-23-45-67-89
SHA256(stringToHash)
Returns an SHA256 hash of the given string
SHA256("test")
returns "9f86d081884c7d659a2feaa0c55ad015a3bf4f1b2b0b822cd15d6c15b0f00a08"
MD5(stringToHash)
Returns an MD5 hash of the given string
MD5("test")
returns
"098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6"
COALESCE(value1, value2, ...)
Returns the first value from the list that isn’t empty
COALESCE("123", "hello")
returns
"123"
CONCAT(string1, string2, ...)
Concatenate multiple values into one property. Separators could be specified:
CONCAT(prop1, " | ", prop2, " | ", prop3).
It is also possible to easily concatenate with "+" but it is recommended to use the CONCAT function if the variables to be concatenated can contain numbers.
CONCAT ("abc", "def", null, "ghi")
returns
"abcdefghi"
TRIM(text)
Removes all spaces, new lines, tabulations at the beginning and at the end of a text.
TRIM(" \Hello World \n") 
returns 
"Hello World"
SELECT(sourceStr, pattern, <position>)
Returns the first match of the pattern (a regex expression) in sourceStr.
If the third parameter is set, it will return the corresponding group inside the match. 
SELECT("From A to Z alphabet", 'A(.*?)Z")
returns
 "A to Z"
LOWER(text)
Converts all uppercase letters in a text string to lowercase
LOWER("ABC")
returns 
"abc"
UPPER(text)
Converts all lowercase letters in a text string to uppercase
UPPER("abc")
returns 
"ABC"
NUMBER(value1)
Converts string to number
NUMBER("123.456") returns 
123.456
 
NUMBER("not a number")
returns
null
ENCODE_BASE64(value1)
Encode a string to base64
ENCODE_BASE64("hello") 
returns 
"aGVsbG8="
DECODE_BASE64(value1)
Decode a string from base64
DECODE_BASE64("aGVsbG8=") 
returns 
"hello"
TIMESTAMP()
Returns the current date timestamp
TIMESTAMP () returns a value like 1674832519845 (changes with the current time)
LEFT(text, length)
Returns the requested number of characters from the beginning of a string or number.
LEFT("Hello world", 3) 
returns 
"Hel"
RIGHT(text, length)
Returns the requested number of characters from the end of a string or number.
RIGHT("Hello world", 2) 
returns 
"ld"
CHAR(text, position)
Returns the character at the specified position (start at 0).
CHAR("Hello world", 5) 
returns 
"o"
IF(condition,resultIfTrue,resultIfFalse)
Returns the second argument if the first argument is true, or the third argument otherwise
IF(city="Paris", ListA, ListB)
ISEMPTY(value)
Returns whether the value is empty or not
ISEMPTY("abc") 
returns 
false
SIZE(array or object)
Returns the number of elements in the list
SIZE(items) 
returns the number of items
LENGTH(string)
Returns the number of characters in the string
LENGTH("abc") 
returns 
3
SUBSTRING(text, pos1, pos2)
Returns a new string composed of the characters between the two position defined by pos1 and pos2. The positions start at 0. If a negative number is given, the positions start from the end of the string. If pos2 is omitted, the end of the string is used.
SUBSTRING("hello beautiful world", 6, 14)
returns 
"beautiful"
JSON_PARSE(string)
Parse a JSON string. 
Usefull to create an object property that will contain all the properties present inside a stringyfied JSON you may have inside another event property
JSON('{"optin":1,"message":"ok"}') 
returns an object with an optin key equals to 1 and message key equals to "ok"
VALUE_FROM_JSON(string, path)
Extract a value from a data string formatted in JSON
VALUE_FROM_JSON('{"info":{"code":42},"message":"ok"}', 'info.code') 
returns 
42
GET(property name)
GET(name) return the value of the given event property.
Useful for property names that contains a special character like "-"
GET("droid-type")
returns
"r2d2"

GET("invalidProperty")
returns
null
GETHEADER(name)
GETHEADER(name) return the value of the given http header
GETHEADER("Accept-Language")
returns
"fr,fr-FR;q=0.8,en-US;q=0.5,en;q=0.3"
GETCOOKIE(name)
GETCOOKIE(name) return the value of the given http cookie
GETCOOKIE("cart")
returns
"empty"
DATEPARSE(str, format)
Takes a date in a specific format and converts it to a proper date
DATEPARSE('2023-05-23', 'yyyy-mm-dd') returns
2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00
DATEFORMAT(date, format)
Takes a date in a ISO-8601 format and converts it to the specified format
DATEFORMAT('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 'yyyy-mm-dd') returns
2023-05-23
DATEADD(date, interval, unit)
Adds the interval as a unit (years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
DATEADD('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 3, 'days') 
returns
2023-01-26T00:05:00.000+01:00
DATESUB(date, interval, unit)
Removes the interval as a unit (years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
DATESUB('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 3, 'days')
returns
2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00
DATEDIFF(date1, date2, unit)
Returns the interval between two dates in unit
DATEDIFF('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00', '2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 'days')
returns
0
AGE(date, unit)
Returns the elapsed time since the given date in unit (if unit is not specified, years by default)
AGE('2022-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00')
returns
1 in 2023
YEAR(date), MONTH(date), DAY(date), HOUR(date), MINUTES(date), SECONDS(date)
Returns the dates specified unit
YEAR('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00') 
returns
2023, MONTH for the same date returns 1, etc
TIMEZONE(date)
Returns the timezone in UTC
TIMEZONE('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00')
returns
UTC+1
TODAY()
Returns the current date in ISO-8601
TODAY() might return 2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00, assuming the current date is the 20th of January 2023
Operators
Operator
Description
Example
=, ==
Return true if the left part is equal to the right part.
If one of the part is an array, check if some values are in equal between the two parts.
gender = "F"
!=, <>
Inverse of the above
gender != "F"
AND or &&
Do a boolean AND between the two parts
age >18 AND gender = "M"
OR or ||
Do a boolean OR between the two parts
age >18 OR gender = "M"
NOT(expression)
Do a boolean NOT on the expression
NOT(age>18)
IN()
Returns true if the left is equals to at least one value on the right.
currency IN("€", "$", "£")
!IN
Returns true if none of the value on the right is equal to the value on the left.
currency !IN("€", "$", "£")
<, >, <=, or >=
Compare two values
If one of the values is an array, check that at least one of the value match.
age > 18
BETWEEN()
Check if the left value is between the two values passed as arguments.If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.
age BETWEEN(7, 80)
~ or !~
Check if the left value match the regex in the right value (or doesn’t match if !~). The regex language is the javascript one.
If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.
email ~ "@example.com"
STARTSWITH(), ENDSWITH(), or CONTAINS()
Check if the left value starts with, ends with, or contains the right value.
If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.
lastname STARTSWITH("DE")
* or /
Multiplication or division
3*5
+ or -
Addition / concatenation or substraction
1+2
Examples
1.Scenario: Create a Flag that shows if Consumers’ Primary Address is in California
IF(EXTRACT(city_state, '-', 1) == " CA", "TRUE", "FALSE")
2.Scenario: Set a value with multiple conditions. The value equals "12345" for country FR and environment prod, else equals 98888 for country DE and environment dev: 

IF(country = "FR" AND environment_work = "prod", "12345", IF(country = "DE" AND environment_work = "dev", "98888")
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FUNCTION NAME	WHAT IT DOES	Example
EXTRACT(text, delimiter, position)	Extracts from the given text the substring at the given position, after splitting by the given delimiter.	`EXTRACT("a_b_c", "_", 1)`returns `"b"` `EXTRACT("a_b_c", "_", 0)`returns `"a"`
SUBSTITUTE(text, search_text,substitute_text)	Substitutes new_text for old_text in a text string. Use SUBSTITUTE when you want to replace specific text in a text string.	`SUBSTITUTE("The-Clone-Wars", "-", ".")`returns `"The.Clone.Wars"`
REPLACE(sourceStr, pattern, replaceStr)	Replaces every match of pattern (a regex expression) in sourceStr.	`REPLACE("The Clone Wars", "\\s", ".")` returns `"The.Clone.Wars"` `REPLACE('0123456789', '([0-9]{2})', '$1-')`returns `01-23-45-67-89`
SHA256(stringToHash)	Returns an SHA256 hash of the given string	`SHA256("test")` returns `"9f86d081884c7d659a2feaa0c55ad015a3bf4f1b2b0b822cd15d6c15b0f00a08"`
MD5(stringToHash)	Returns an MD5 hash of the given string	`MD5("test")` returns `"098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6"`
COALESCE(value1, value2, ...)	Returns the first value from the list that isn’t empty	`COALESCE("123", "hello")` returns `"123"`
CONCAT(string1, string2, ...)	Concatenate multiple values into one property. Separators could be specified: CONCAT(prop1, " \| ", prop2, " \| ", prop3). It is also possible to easily concatenate with "+" but it is recommended to use the CONCAT function if the variables to be concatenated can contain numbers.	`CONCAT ("abc", "def", null, "ghi")` returns `"abcdefghi"`
TRIM(text)	Removes all spaces, new lines, tabulations at the beginning and at the end of a text.	`TRIM(" \Hello World \n")` returns `"Hello World"`
SELECT(sourceStr, pattern, <position>)	Returns the first match of the pattern (a regex expression) in sourceStr. If the third parameter is set, it will return the corresponding group inside the match.	`SELECT("From A to Z alphabet", 'A(.*?)Z")` returns `"A to Z"`
LOWER(text)	Converts all uppercase letters in a text string to lowercase	`LOWER("ABC")` returns `"abc"`
UPPER(text)	Converts all lowercase letters in a text string to uppercase	`UPPER("abc")` returns `"ABC"`
NUMBER(value1)	Converts string to number	`NUMBER("123.456")` returns `123.456` `NUMBER("not a number")` returns `null`
ENCODE_BASE64(value1)	Encode a string to base64	`ENCODE_BASE64("hello")` returns `"aGVsbG8="`
DECODE_BASE64(value1)	Decode a string from base64	`DECODE_BASE64("aGVsbG8=")` returns `"hello"`
TIMESTAMP()	Returns the current date timestamp	`TIMESTAMP ()` returns a value like `1674832519845` (changes with the current time)
LEFT(text, length)	Returns the requested number of characters from the beginning of a string or number.	`LEFT("Hello world", 3)`returns `"Hel"`
RIGHT(text, length)	Returns the requested number of characters from the end of a string or number.	`RIGHT("Hello world", 2)`returns `"ld"`
CHAR(text, position)	Returns the character at the specified position (start at 0).	`CHAR("Hello world", 5)`returns `"o"`
IF(condition,resultIfTrue,resultIfFalse)	Returns the second argument if the first argument is true, or the third argument otherwise	`IF(city="Paris", ListA, ListB)`
ISEMPTY(value)	Returns whether the value is empty or not	ISEMPTY("abc") returns false
SIZE(array or object)	Returns the number of elements in the list	`SIZE(items)` returns the number of items
LENGTH(string)	Returns the number of characters in the string	`LENGTH("abc")` returns `3`
SUBSTRING(text, pos1, pos2)	Returns a new string composed of the characters between the two position defined by pos1 and pos2. The positions start at 0. If a negative number is given, the positions start from the end of the string. If pos2 is omitted, the end of the string is used.	`SUBSTRING("hello beautiful world", 6, 14)` returns `"beautiful"`
JSON_PARSE(string)	Parse a JSON string. Usefull to create an object property that will contain all the properties present inside a stringyfied JSON you may have inside another event property	`JSON('{"optin":1,"message":"ok"}')`returns an object with an `optin` key equals to `1` and `message` key equals to `"ok"`
VALUE_FROM_JSON(string, path)	Extract a value from a data string formatted in JSON	`VALUE_FROM_JSON('{"info":{"code":42},"message":"ok"}', 'info.code')` returns `42`
GET(property name)	GET(name) return the value of the given event property. Useful for property names that contains a special character like "-"	`GET("droid-type")` returns `"r2d2" GET("invalidProperty")` returns `null`
GETHEADER(name)	GETHEADER(name) return the value of the given http header	`GETHEADER("Accept-Language")` returns `"fr,fr-FR;q=0.8,en-US;q=0.5,en;q=0.3"`
GETCOOKIE(name)	GETCOOKIE(name) return the value of the given http cookie	`GETCOOKIE("cart")` returns `"empty"`
DATEPARSE(str, format)	Takes a date in a specific format and converts it to a proper date	`DATEPARSE('2023-05-23', 'yyyy-mm-dd')` returns `2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00`
DATEFORMAT(date, format)	Takes a date in a ISO-8601 format and converts it to the specified format	`DATEFORMAT('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 'yyyy-mm-dd')` returns `2023-05-23`
DATEADD(date, interval, unit)	Adds the interval as a unit (years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds)	`DATEADD('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 3, 'days')` returns `2023-01-26T00:05:00.000+01:00`
DATESUB(date, interval, unit)	Removes the interval as a unit (years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds)	`DATESUB('2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 3, 'days')`returns `2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00`
DATEDIFF(date1, date2, unit)	Returns the interval between two dates in unit	`DATEDIFF('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00', '2023-01-23T00:05:00.000+01:00', 'days')`returns `0`
AGE(date, unit)	Returns the elapsed time since the given date in unit (if unit is not specified, years by default)	`AGE('2022-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00')`returns `1` in 2023
YEAR(date), MONTH(date), DAY(date), HOUR(date), MINUTES(date), SECONDS(date)	Returns the dates specified unit	`YEAR('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00')` returns `2023`, `MONTH` for the same date returns `1`, etc
TIMEZONE(date)	Returns the timezone in UTC	`TIMEZONE('2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00')`returns `UTC+1`
TODAY()	Returns the current date in ISO-8601	`TODAY()` might return `2023-01-20T00:05:00.000+01:00`, assuming the current date is the 20th of January 2023

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Operator	Description	Example
=, ==	Return true if the left part is equal to the right part. If one of the part is an array, check if some values are in equal between the two parts.	`gender = "F"`
!=, <>	Inverse of the above	`gender != "F"`
AND or &&	Do a boolean AND between the two parts	`age >18 AND gender = "M"`
OR or \|\|	Do a boolean OR between the two parts	`age >18 OR gender = "M"`
NOT(expression)	Do a boolean NOT on the expression	`NOT(age>18)`
IN()	Returns true if the left is equals to at least one value on the right.	`currency IN("€", "$", "£")`
!IN	Returns true if none of the value on the right is equal to the value on the left.	`currency !IN("€", "$", "£")`
<, >, <=, or >=	Compare two values If one of the values is an array, check that at least one of the value match.	`age > 18`
BETWEEN()	Check if the left value is between the two values passed as arguments.If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.	`age BETWEEN(7, 80)`
~ or !~	Check if the left value match the regex in the right value (or doesn’t match if !~). The regex language is the javascript one. If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.	`email ~ "@example.com"`
STARTSWITH(), ENDSWITH(), or CONTAINS()	Check if the left value starts with, ends with, or contains the right value. If the left value is an array, check that at least one of the value match.	`lastname STARTSWITH("DE")`
* or /	Multiplication or division	`3*5`
+ or -	Addition / concatenation or substraction	`1+2`