Challenge #121: World Cup 2018!

[mlchallu]

Many ways to solve it....Regards

[kelly_gilbert]

I may have overcomplicated this a bit, but this was really good RegEx practice!

Spoiler

In hindsight, I could have flattened the rows first, then parsed them all in one RegEx tool, but I think my solution is good from a documentation perspective.

[justin_winter]

Here is my solution! I took it a bit further and downloaded the images and then embedded them in a report as well... I'm terrible with reports, but tried it anyway!

[cmfelton]

This was a fun one. I got really tripped up with the date field but quickly realized I was trying to make it more difficult than it had to be.

[Comicjess78]

Good exercise about ReGex, as you can easily forget the "RegEx language" if you don't use it often!...Headache :D :D

That's why I used so many steps in this workflow. I'm sure it could be way more shorter than that.

Thanks for this challenge!

Best regards,

Jessica

[chrisdevries]

First challenge answer submitted...

[Inactive User]

May have overcomplicated it as I'm fairly new, but got there in the end! :)

[Samals]

My First Challenge !!! :)

[Rasmus]

Interesting topic, sadly I didnt get RegEx to work properly, but i got it done in the end :)