Challenge #4: Date Parsing

[cherrington]

my solution

[MartinStraech]

Need a lot more practice with Regex, but still enjoyed the challenge with the other parsing formulas.

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[TKSnider]

Ok, this one was a hard one for me...

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I'm not a big fan of RegEx to start with and I probably attacked this in the wrong way.  But in the end, I got the right answer, so there is that.

I started by adding a record count, as I thought initially I was going to have to split the data by date time as I parsed out the info and I wanted a way to ensure I didn't duplicate, then decided that if I waterfalled the selections (by letting those selections that I'd already solved for fall out of the process) it would allow me to narrow down the data regex to a better degree.  At the end, I unioned them back together for the final result.  I added a validation piece that allowed me to check my results against those results provided as well.

[bjkay30]

Catching up with old challenges...  This one was interesting.

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[Mario36]

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This was an interesting one, it helps you prep up with the RegEx tool.

Here's my solved solution. 

[Nvy]

Challenge completed

[ARussell34]

Here is my solution!

[hoadinh]

My solution

[taylor_butler]

Love an opportunity to use Regex! 

[rpratapn]

My Solution