[quote=“Kamille_Parks, post:2, topic:21188”]
RIGHT(), LEN() and FIND() RIGHT({Email Field},LEN({Email Field})-FIND(’@’,{Email Field}))

Hi Kamille! Can you let me know why I’m getting an error message when I use this formula to extract the domain name? My column containing the e-mail address is called, “e-Mail”.

FYI…my image didn’t show that I did put an “=” before the formula and it still didn’t work :slightly_smiling_face:

Duh…I think I added more than I needed to the formula, but it’s still not working. Here’s what I have now (attachment).

Get rid of the equal sign at the beginning. Although its necessary for Excel and Sheets, you don’t put an = before a formula in Airtable.

You also have an extra } at the end of all your field names. The name of your fields should be preceded by one { and followed by one }.

That did it…YOU ROCK!! Also, in the interim I found this formula that worked as well…MID({e-Mail},SEARCH("@",{e-Mail})+1,255).

The 255 is just to be sure you capture long domains. THANK YOU!!

Has anyone crafted a similar formula to extract the domain from a website URL?

LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE({field name}, "https://", ""), "http://", ""), FIND("/", SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE({field name}, "https://", ""), "http://", ""))-1)

^ What that’s doing: remove http:// or https:// from the url, then get all the text up until the first backslash.

Kamille: That’s fantastic. But I tried it:

LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE({Org Website}, “https://”, “”), “http://”, “”), FIND("/", SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE({Org Website}, “https://”, “”), “http://”, “”))-1)

Airtable accepted the formula, but returns an error in each cell where the calculation runs. Any ideas?