I need to remove content below, from PID-3/HL7 message, in IRIS. However, I need to keep the content in PID-3.1. For example, I’d need to keep only, “5050532”. Can this be done in Data Transformations? If yes, how?
Thank you!

MSH|^~\&|TEMPUS|TEMPUS LABS|EPICEMR|YRMC|20210930100824||ORU^R01|4823623379495310173|T|2.3|
PID|1||5050532^^^YRMC~09abefb8-872b-4147-8e4b-77463bb235cb^^^^TEMPUS||

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