Challenge #4: Date Parsing

[Myles_Stevenson]

Definetly not the optimal way but here is my solution 

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[ds_tomalexsmith]

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[CoG]

Got to practice some Regex, which is always appreciated.

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[danielprince]

A great case scenario using RegEx, for this exercise I was able to resolve only using RegEx and forms

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First RegEx use Parse the second use Replace

[JosFKirby]

Just completed the RegEx training. This takes some practice, and these hands-on exercises really help. I saw three basic date instructions, which could be manipulated individually, and then converted back to dates. 

[ecvaldez10]

Here's my solution

[shrestha_nitesh]

 

[ToniZheng]

Fun Regex practice.

[StevenP]

My Solution:

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Regex Date Parse formula: (\d{1,2}-\D+-\d{2,4}|\D{3} \d{1,2}, \d{2,4}|\D{3} \d{1,2} \d{2,4})

[BrianJohnson]

Thank you for the great challenge.  REGEX has not been a strongpoint of mine so it was a great learning experience.  I had first tried to use REGEX within the formula tool to avoid creating extra columns, but had trouble making that work so I went forward with the REGEX tool.