Regex to extract only top data from email body

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Hi @Binod_Kumar_Biswal

Try this

(?<=From\s*:\s*)(\w+)

A regex pattern editor is displayed, highlighting a pattern that matches the word "Alex" after "From:" in the provided text sample of an email message. (Captioned by AI)
A regex pattern editor is displayed, highlighting a pattern that matches the word "Alex" after "From:" in the provided text sample of an email message. (Captioned by AI)1428×473 19.6 KB

The image shows a regex pattern matching demonstration, where the pattern is attempting to find a word after "From:" in a given text, which includes a sample email indicating contract renewal cancellation, sent from "Jim" to "Shiva". (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a regex pattern matching demonstration, where the pattern is attempting to find a word after "From:" in a given text, which includes a sample email indicating contract renewal cancellation, sent from "Jim" to "Shiva". (Captioned by AI)1431×475 21.1 KB

A UiPath workflow extracts the name "Alex" from the string "From : Alex" using a regular expression and displays it in a message box. (Captioned by AI)
A UiPath workflow extracts the name "Alex" from the string "From : Alex" using a regular expression and displays it in a message box. (Captioned by AI)888×490 16.5 KB

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(Input,"(?<=From\s*:\s*)(\w+)").Value.Trim

Regards,