Regular Expression To Extract Everything Including the String And Before The First Space Character
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Hi all, I have a string "Gender: Female Race: American Asian". I would like to extract the following substring from this string. "Gender: Female" Any suggestions how I could accomplish this? Thanks, Ana
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Hi all, I have a string "Gender: Female Race: American Asian". I would like to extract the following substring from this string. "Gender: Female" Any suggestions how I could accomplish this? Thanks, Ana
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How about making a little effort yourself now we have shown you how to do it? And I also gave you a link yesterday where you can try out lots of different samples.
Okay, thanks. I will use the link that you posted to try out some samples.
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How about making a little effort yourself now we have shown you how to do it? And I also gave you a link yesterday where you can try out lots of different samples.
Hi Richard, I am using your link in one of your earlier posts for the regex tool. However, I am not able to sign in. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Ana
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Hi Richard, I am using your link in one of your earlier posts for the regex tool. However, I am not able to sign in. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Ana
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Thanks.
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Hi Richard, I was able to extract the intended substring by using "Gender: (.+?)". Thanks for all of your help! Ana
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How about making a little effort yourself now we have shown you how to do it? And I also gave you a link yesterday where you can try out lots of different samples.
Hi, I went to the link "https://regexr.com/. However, I have not been able to figure out how to use it. Is there any documentation available for reference? Thanks, Ana
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Hi, I went to the link "https://regexr.com/. However, I have not been able to figure out how to use it. Is there any documentation available for reference? Thanks, Ana
Yes, the documentation is right there on the front page. You put your own test data into the box labelled "Text". Then add your regex in the box titled "Expression". The menus on the left point you to the documentation for all the regex types. What could be simpler?