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Comments by Member 14623559 (Top 4 by date)
Member 14623559
16-Oct-19 6:47am
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Ok gotcha, makes sence, thank you for the insight.
Member 14623559
15-Oct-19 14:54pm
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The Positive Lookbehind Assertions, (?<=NA - FY\d\d [A-Z][A-Za-z][A-Z]|(?<=NA - FY\d\d [A-Z][A-Z][A-Z][A-Z])), should capture text in parenthesis ONLY when followed by "NA - FY \d\d". I have a link to regex101 in my original question that could help. If not thank you for the help anyways!
Member 14623559
15-Oct-19 13:48pm
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No, it takes off the one not following the pattern (MVSOT (Maritime Vessel)) which I don't want it to do.
Member 14623559
15-Oct-19 13:44pm
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Thank you. Not familiar with Linq. Know it can be done as Regex and that's what I'm familiar with.