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How to extract certain data using Regex in Make?
Last updated: 2024/14/01 In regular cases it’s very usefull to use Regex (or Regular Expressions) if you want to extract or replace data in some text. When there always is a similar pattern in your...
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Wowzers, thanks so much for the neat tutorial, Bjorn Seasoned Make users swear by the usefulness of regex, and your post only further underlines it! Read full topic
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Thanks @Bjorn.drivn I’m literally going to bookmark this post for future regex projects. I’ve used some of these tools before, but this is a great overall resource for building regex expressions!...
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I agree. Regular Expressions can be VERY useful! In addition to the Text parser module that Bjorn pointed out, you can often just us the replace() function. There are cases, due to the differences in...
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Thanks for that, @Drivn. I noted you are a Make regex flavor user, and hope you can shed some light on my issue. I have a scenario - mailhook => iterator => awsS3 which: Accepts an email; if it...
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@bullit I don’t think the problem is that “([^\s]]+)” is capturing everything. Rather you are matching/capturing nothing. So you are just getting back the original string. My guess is that the the...
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Thank you for the amazing tips! We have combined HTTP, RegEx and Hash to keep track of changes in websites that have tables with the status of a series of licensing processes. If the Hash for the...
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I came across this amazing resource when reading about regular expressions. It has this gem of a definition for regular expressions (ie Regex): What is a Regex? First, a regex is a text string. For...
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Here’s probably the best email address validator I have come across. The regex below is borrowed from chapter 4 of Jan Goyvaert’s excellent book, Regular Expressions Cookbook. What you really want is...
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This is absolutely awesome @Bjorn.drivn! If there’s one thing I might add, for people who have never used RegEx before, regexone.com is a great place to learn the basics. You can “cheat” on some of...
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For people watching this topic and interested in updates… We have just updated this topic with : 5 – Basics - Replacing data with the replace() function 6 – Basics - Named capturing groups 7 –...
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Here are a couple of videos that might help, especially with generating REGEX, when you aren’t a REGEX expert: Chat GPT & Make.com: How to Generate REGEX to Match Text Values in Make.com Chat GPT...
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@JimTheMondayMan , A question do you know how to use regex in order to send break line to Microsoft Word? Read full topic
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Thank you for this excellent overview - RegEx is extremely useful for replacing, extracting and filtering. It is also a bit of a headache, even if RegEx 101 is helpful. Today I use Claude/ChatGPT or...
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