You can always change your sensible data to something else and the regex accordingly and post your intentions and some simple input.

Whitout this it is impossible to guess what you are triyng to achieve.

Probably a single regex can do the job you need. Here around are very good regexer (not me).

Do not modify your original post without putting some note on changes: replies can have no sense after the modification of the original post.

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In reply to Re^5: Using regex with a variable by Discipulus
in thread Using regex with a variable by Praveen Dharmaraj

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