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SUBMIT YOUR IDEAA lot of try and error to learn some regex.
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I had some difficulties in controlling 1-2 digits. My understanding is /d{1,2} suppose to mean 1 or 2 digits, but it is not working as I thought.
Something highly related to data-time. I used to use dd mm yyyy... now, I know %
"Specifiers always begin with a percent sign (%), followed by a case-sensitive letter. The data must include at least a two digit year." ref:
https://help.alteryx.com/11.0/Reference/DateTimeFunctions.htm
my regex is no where near as elegant as the provided solution, but as a regex beginner I was happy to get mine to work and get the dates right.
Hello everybody. Very interesting this one!
Follow attached my solution!
Regards.
Neivam