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hashsplunk
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AZImaging/Projects/IMG2012002/WSI/D419BC00001/E7004004/SM/96b819b9-fc86-b81b-a999-55a72df0e05a.svs

Hi ,

Above is the string which i want to extract 2 fields . IMG2012002 and  D419BC00001. First value after 2 slashes and second value after 4 slashes . 

How can i write a regular expression for that ? Please help

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richgalloway
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([^\/]+\/){2}(?<first>[^\/]+)\/[^\/]+\/(?<second>[^\/]+)

regex101.com is great for experimenting with regular expressions.

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gcusello
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Hi @hashsplunk,

please try this regex:

| rex "\w+\/\w+\/(?<field_1>\w+)\/\w+\/(?<field_2>\w+)"

that you can test at https://regex101.com/r/mJvW2M/1

if the string you shared is in a field, you could modify the rex in this way:

| rex field=your_field "^\w+\/\w+\/(?<field_1>\w+)\/\w+\/(?<field_2>\w+)"

Ciao.

Giuseppe

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