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I used to text to columns, one with a "(" and the second with a "\s", as this did the trick without using custom code.

I used to text to columns, one with a "(" and the second with a "\s", as this did the trick without using custom code.

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I need to brush up on regex

I wanted to match the pattern (\d\d\d\d to get the year but kept erroring. I simply used the ( to parse first instead.

I wanted to match the pattern (\d\d\d\d to get the year but kept erroring. I simply used the ( to parse first instead.