How to split value in single quotes after specific string

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Hi @Mathkar_kunal

Try this

(?<=Cannot\s*add\s*user\.\s*‘)(\w+)

A regex pattern is being tested to extract user names in a text matching the format "Cannot add user '<username>'", with an example showing two matched usernames: "ABC" and "PQR". (Captioned by AI)
A regex pattern is being tested to extract user names in a text matching the format "Cannot add user '<username>'", with an example showing two matched usernames: "ABC" and "PQR". (Captioned by AI)1431×471 24.1 KB

Or

(?<=Cannot\s*add\s*user.*)([A-Z]+)

The image shows a regex pattern and test results; the pattern extracts single capital letter sequences after "Cannot add user," successfully matching 'ABC' and 'PQR' in the provided text. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a regex pattern and test results; the pattern extracts single capital letter sequences after "Cannot add user," successfully matching 'ABC' and 'PQR' in the provided text. (Captioned by AI)1428×473 24.1 KB

This flowchart details a series of automation steps where an error message is assigned to an input variable, filtered for text using a regular expression, and then displayed in a message box. (Captioned by AI)
This flowchart details a series of automation steps where an error message is assigned to an input variable, filtered for text using a regular expression, and then displayed in a message box. (Captioned by AI)960×471 16.5 KB

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(Input,"(?<=Cannot\s*add\s*user.*)([A-Z]+)").Value

Regards,