How to Use Regex or Split Method

[Reddy_1 (Berdy)]

Hi all,

996 Charla Lane, Richardson, TX, United States
51, avenue Jules Ferry, 02200 SOISSONS, France
42 Great Western Road, LOOSEGATE, United Kingdom

I want Only Country from above values. How to extract it. I think Split method wont work. Can we use Regex if yes please help.

Regards,
Reddy.

[Marius_Puscasu]

Hi @Reddy_1 ,

You could try the split method (first split by new line, and afterwards split by comma) like this:

Demo file: SplitMethod.xaml (6.2 KB)

Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Marius

[prasath_S]

Hi @Reddy_1

try using this regex [\w ]*$

[Marius_Puscasu]

@prasath_S

try using this regex [\w ]*$

Hi @prasath_S ,

Is this pattern working for countries like Guinea-Bissau or Timor-Leste?

Best regards,
Marius

[prasath_S]

Hi @Marius_Puscasu

This will work [\w -]*$ and also we can add all the special characters we need.

Thanks

[Yoichi]

Hi,

If you want to use Split method, the following expression will work.

arrResult = yourString.Split(vbcrlf.ToCharArray,StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).Select(Function(s) s.Split(","c).Last.Trim).ToArray

if use regex, the following also works. (It will match characters except comma at the end of line.)

mc = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(yourString,"[^\s,][^,]+(?=\r?\n|$)")

Main.xaml (8.6 KB)

Regards,