Delete email from pipe-separated data
Input
| email name|email|role John|john@example.com|admin Jane|jane@example.com|user
Output
name|role John|admin Jane|user
Useful for quickly removing one field from a custom-delimited export.
Text Tools
Review practical Delete Arbitrary Delimited Column examples so you can understand expected input, output, and common patterns faster.
Use this tool to remove one selected column from arbitrary delimited text. It is useful when working with semicolon-separated, pipe-separated, colon-separated, or other custom flat file formats.
Example pages are especially useful for text tools because they show what good input looks like, what kind of output to expect, and how the tool behaves in common scenarios.
Input
| email name|email|role John|john@example.com|admin Jane|jane@example.com|user
Output
name|role John|admin Jane|user
Useful for quickly removing one field from a custom-delimited export.
Input
; 2 name;email;role John;john@example.com;admin Jane;jane@example.com;user
Output
name;role John;admin Jane;user
Supports 1-based selector numbers.
Fix: Use a single-character delimiter such as ; | : or ,.
Fix: Check the header row and use the exact header text.
Fix: Put delimiter and selector first, then a blank line, then the data.
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