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To extract "33" from the string "["33 Min"]" in a Mixpanel custom property, you can use a combination of the regex_extract function and the number function. Here's how you can do it: LBKSnumber(regex_extract(properties["Your Property Name"], "\\d+", 0))LBKSLet's break down this formula: 1. regex_extract: This function extracts a portion of a string based on a regular expression pattern. In this case, \\d+ matches one or more digits.2. number: This function casts the extracted string to a number.Here's what each part does: - properties["Your Property Name"]: This refers to your specific property that contains the "["33 Min"]" string.
- "\\d+": This is the regular expression pattern that matches one or more digits.
- 0: This argument in regex_extract specifies that we want the entire match (not a specific capture group).The regex_extract function will extract "33" as a string, and then the number function will convert it to a numeric value.This approach is based on the information provided in the Custom Properties Functions documentation, which describes the regex_extract function and its usage.Remember to replace "Your Property Name" with the actual name of your property that contains the "["33 Min"]" string.
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