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Extracting two digits after an specific character with Regex

VahidGoli
8 - Asteroid

Hi All,

I have these strings:
RIG09_ Tghkj_C_2:1
SdTG_RIG09_bBRF_C_2:1

 

I want a formula to generate Rig 09 for both strings.

 

 

So actually I want to get two digits after the word RIG in any string and just Rig+two digits.

 

Would you please help me out?

 

Kind regards,

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Sebastiaandb
12 - Quasar

Hi @VahidGoli ,

 

 

This might be it :-):

 

(.*)(RIG)(\d{2})(.*)

 

and then take group 3.

 

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Greetings,

 

Seb

DataNath
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

RegEx tool > Parse mode, with the following expression:

 

(RIG\d{2})

 

No need for the additional groups if you’re only interested in this part.

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