I am using RegexReplace which populates the necessary data and my formula is working fine but i also want to populate those values which has (Ordered but Pending) and the word before it.
My formula populates the value which has ? sign
There are some words that i want to keep as it is like starting *** PEELS and ending like ZA - Date *** that ZA and Date can be changed in Data cell.
Your help will be much appreciated.
=TRIM(REGEXREPLACE(A2,"(\*{3}.*?)(?:\s*?\.{3}DONE=>.*)?(\*{3})$","$1$2"))
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You might use a pattern to capture until the first occurrence of a date.
Then capture the data like pattern in group 2, as that should be in another place for the final replaced string.
Then match to remove either until repeated parts of (Ordered bu Pending) or match the rest of the line.
At the end capture the asterix pattern.
In the replacement use the 4 groups $1$3 $2$4
^(.*?)\s*(-\s*[A-Z]+\s*-\s*\d{2}-\d{2}-\d{4})(?:\s*\.+DONE=>.*?((?:\s*[A-Z]+\s*\(Ordered but Pending\))+)|.*)\s*(\*{3})$
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I'm working with some big text fields in columns. After some cleanup I have something like below:
truth_val: ["5"]
xerb Scale: ["2"]
perb Scale: ["1"]
I want to extract the number 2. I'm trying to match the string "xerb Scale" and then extract 2. I tried capturing the group including 2 as (?:xerb Scale:\s\[\")\d{1} and tried to exclude the matched group through a negative look ahead but had no luck.
This is going to be in a SQL query and I'm trying to extract the numerical value through a REGEXP_EXTRACT() function. This query is part of a pipeline that loads this information into the database.
Any help would be much appreciated!
You should match what you do not need to obtain in order to set the context for your match, and you need to match and capture what you need to extract:
xerb Scale:\s*\["(\d+)"]
^^^^^
See the regex demo. In Presto, use REGEXP_EXTRACT to get the first match:
SELECT regexp_extract(col, 'xerb Scale:\s*\["(\d+)"]', 1); -- 2
^^^
Note the 1 argument:
regexp_extract(string, pattern, group) → varchar
Finds the first occurrence of the regular expression pattern in string and returns the capturing group number group
I have a couple of RegEx that work on the online regex websites but not in Pentaho. Could you please help?
Here's the string:
:6585d0f0ba88767ac3b590f719596d864d73e9c1:
harmonicbalance/src/harmonicbalance/HarmonicBalanceFlowModel.cpp
harmonicbalance/src/harmonicbalance/HbFlutterModel.cpp
:8302994b565553c83a048b8905ae597349d99627:
emp/src/emp/PhasePairSingleParticleReynoldsNumber.h
emp/src/emp/TomiyamaDragCoefficientMethod.cpp
:9da194f17ec08bb20ad1be8df68b78ca137ab18a:
combustion/src/combustion/ReactingSpeciesTransportBasedModel.cpp
combustion/src/complexchemistry/TurbulentFlameClosure.cpp
:6a59f0be1e347a65e525e58742bb304639ea9bc4:
meshing/src/meshing/SurfaceMeshManipulation.cpp
physics/src/discretization/FvIndirectRegionInterfaceManager.cpp
physics/src/discretization/FvIndirectRegionInterfaceManager.h
physics/src/discretization/FvRepresentation.cpp
physics/src/discretization/FvRepresentation.h
:64b7f6d36b11b6cd94c20cad53463b7deef8c85a:
resourceclient/src/resourceclient/ResourcePool.cpp
resourceclient/src/resourceclient/ResourcePool.h
resourceclient/src/resourceclient/RestClient.cpp
resourceclient/src/resourceclient/RestClient.h
resourceclient/src/resourceclient/test/ResourcePoolTest.cpp
I would like to capture two groups. First group will extract all commit SHA1 and the other group would extract file names.
Below are the expressions I tried:
(?:^:([A-Za-z0-9]+):|(?!^)\G)\n+([A-Za-z/.-]+)
https://regex101.com/r/3IBkPz/1
^:(\w+):\s+((?:\s*(?!:)[^\s]+)+)
https://regex101.com/r/oIoDvM/1
Thoughts?
AFAIK (as of PDI-8.0), the Regex Evaluation step does NOT support the regex 'g' modifier, your regex pattern must cover all the text to be able to make a match.
For example: the following pattern will not match anything in Regex Evaluation step:
:([0-9a-f]+):\s+([^:]+)
but if I prepend .* to this pattern and pick "Enable dotall mode":
.*:([0-9a-f]+):\s+([^:]+)
it will match the last commit(sha1 + filenames). You can try move .* to the end of
the original pattern which will get you the first commit. So if you want to retrieve
the full list of commits(sha1 + filenames) with the g modifier, this step is
probably not a solution for you.
As the fields are basically split by colons ':' and new lines, you can probably try the following approach:
Use Split field to rows step, Delimiter=':' and include rownum in output, this rownum can be used to filter rows where even number is sha1 and odd number is filenames
Use Analytic Query step to create a new field with LEAD = 1, so now you can get sha1 and filenames in the same row
Use Calculator and Fileter step to calculate the remainer of rownum/2 and keep only rows with the odd number of rownum
Use Split fields to rows again to split filenames to filename using "\n"(Delimiter is a Regular Expression). you might want to filter out the EMPTY filename, since the delimiter only support one char
I'm trying to create a regex, which will capture everything from a string, except for specific parts of the string. The he best place to start seems to be using groups.
For example, I want to capture everything except for "production" and "public" from a string.
Sample input:
california-public-local-card-production
production-nevada-public
Would give output
california-local-card
nevada
On https://regex101.com/ I can extract the strings I don't want with
(production|public)\g
But how to capture the things I want instead?
The following will kind of get me the word from between production and public, but not anything before or after https://regex101.com/r/f5xLLr/2 :
(production|public)-?(\w*)\g
Flipping it and going for \s\S actually gives me what I need in two separate subgroups (group2 in both matches) https://regex101.com/r/ItlXk5/1 :
(([\s\S]*?)(production|public))\g
But how to combine the results? Ideally I would like to extract them as a separate named group , this is where I've gotten to https://regex101.com/r/scWxh5/1 :
(([\s\S]*?)(production|public))(?P<app>\2)\g
But this breaks the group2 matchings and gets me empty strings. What else should I try?
Edit: This question boils down to this: How to merge regex group matches?
Which seems to be impossible to solve in regex.
A regexp match is always a continuous range of the sample string. Thus, the anwswer is "No, you cannot write a regexp which matches a series of concatenated substrings as described in the question".
But, this popular kind of task is being solved very easily by replacing unnecessary words by empty strings. Like
s/-production|production-|-public|public-//g
(Or an equivalent in a language you're using)
Note. Provided that \b is supported, it would be more correct to spell it as
s/-production\b|\bproduction-|-public\b|\bpublic-//g
(to avoid matching words like 'subproduction' or 'publication')
Your regex is nearly there:
([\s\S]*?)(?>production|public)
But this results in multiple matches
Match 1
Full match 0-17 `california-public`
Group 1. 0-11 `california-`
Match 2
Full match 17-39 `-local-card-production`
Group 1. 17-29 `-local-card-`
So You have to match multiple times to retrieve the result.
i am a learner of regular expressions. I am trying to find the date from the below string. The element <ext:serviceitem> can be repeated upto 20 times in actual xml. I need to take out only the date strings (like any element ending with Date in its name, i need that element's value which is a date). For example and . I want all those dates (only) to be printed out.
<ext:serviceitem><ext:name>EnhancedSupport</ext:name><ext:serviceItemData><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Name">E69D7F93-81F4-09E2-E043-9D3226AD8E1D-1</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="ProductionDatabase">P1APRD</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="SupportType">Monthly</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Environment">DV1</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="StartDate">2013-11-04 10:02</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="EndDate">2013-11-12 10:02</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="No_of_WeeksSupported"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Cost"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="SupportNotes"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="FiscalQuarterNumber"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:subscription><ext:loginID>kbasavar</ext:loginID><ext:ouname>020072748</ext:ouname></ext:subscription></ext:serviceItemData></ext:serviceitem><ext:serviceitem><ext:name>EnhancedSupport</ext:name><ext:serviceItemData><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Name">E69D7F93-81F4-09E2-E043-9D3226AD8E1D-2</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="ProductionDatabase">P1BPRD</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="SupportType">Quarterly</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Environment">TS2</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="StartDate">2013-11-11 10:03</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="EndDate">2013-11-28 10:03</ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="No_of_WeeksSupported"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="Cost"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="SupportNotes"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:serviceItemAttribute name="FiscalQuarterNumber"></ext:serviceItemAttribute><ext:subscription><ext:loginID>kbasavar</ext:loginID><ext:ouname>020072748</ext:ouname></ext:subscription></ext:serviceItemData></ext:serviceitem>
I tried with below regex, but its returning rest of the string after the first occurence.
(?<=Date\"\>).*(?=\<\/ext\:serviceItemAttribute\>)
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Your problem is that .* is greedy, meaning that it will grab from the first instance of Date to the last instance of </ext:ser..... Replace the .* with .*? and it will alter the behaviour to what you're after.
#(?<=Date">).*?(?=</ext:serviceItemAttribute>)#i
You should have .*? in a capture group: (.*?).
#(?<=Date">)(.*?)(?=</ext:serviceItemAttribute>)#i
You could also do it - more simply - like:
#Date">(.*?)</ext#i
Update
As has been pointed out in the comment below this (above) solution relies on the use of non-greedy matching.
To get around this you could use the following: ([^<]*) instead of (.*?)
NOTE: This does not impact the alternatives below.
Alternatives
/(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})/
/(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2})/
The above patterns will match dates in the format YYYY-XX-XX and YYYY-XX-XX HH:MM respectively
I'm trying to create a regex for a search that will look at the following code and return only the ids and not the classes:
1 id="contact"
2 class="contact"
3 #contact
4 .contact
I want to return contact from the 1st and 3rd lines and NOT 2nd and 4th lines.
This is for a search across multiple files to avoid going through each one individually and checking whether it needs changing or not.
Is this possible?
Here you go:
/(?:#|id=")(\w+)"?/g
strings beginning with either # or id=" followed by word characters. You'll probably want to enhance it to handle dashes and underscores, I'd bet.
In this case, the first group is non-capturing, and the ID text will be your first capture group $1.
UPDATE
this one:
(?:(?<=id=")|(?<=#))(contact)
uses a positive lookbehind to find your prefixes and matches just the string "contact". This will NOT work in JavaScript (so you can't test it online) but will work in a text editor or CLI tool like ack.