Its funny, this is actually very close to the first portion of my Powershell script. Does this allow me to call and count the matches in an individual capture group? To do this in Powershell (sorry to bring this here but I find it easier to explain code in code form) 
$output = ./bpdbjobs

$Results = @()
$ColumnName = @()

foreach ($match in $OUTPUT) {
    $matches = $null
    $match -match "(?<jobID>\d+)?\s+(?<Type>(\b[^\d\W]+\b)|(\b[^\d\W]+
+\b\s+\b[^\d\W]+\b))?\s+(?<State>(Done)|(Active)|(\w+\w+`-\w`-+))?\s+(
+?<Status>\d+)?\s+(?<Policy>(\w+)|(\w+`_\w+)|(\w+`_\w+`_\w+))?\s+(?<Sc
+hedule>(\b[^\d\W]+\b\-\b[^\d\W]+\b)|(\-)|(\b[^\d\W]+\b))?\s+(?<Client
+>(\w+\.\w+\.\w+)|(\w+))?\s+(?<Dest_Media_Svr>(\w+\.\w+\.\w+)|(\w+))?\
+s+(?<Active_PID>\d+)?\s+(?<FATPipe>\b[^\d\W]+\b)?"
    $Results+=$matches
    }

foreach ($result in $results) {
  $Object = New-Object psobject -Property @{
       JobID = $Result.jobID
       Type = $Result.Type
       State = $Result.State
       Status = $Result.Status
       Policy = $Result.Policy
       Schedule = $Result.Schedule
       Client = $Result.Client
       Dest_media_svr = $Result.dest_media_svr
       Active_PID = $Result.Active_PID
       FATPipe = $Result.FATPipe
       }
  $ColumnName += $Object
  }

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Powershell already understands that $Result.jobID is referring to the jobID capture group. All this does is put the capture group and results of said capture into an object which I can put into a variable and use any time using the below code as an example 
$Successful = ($ColumnName | where {$_.Status -eq "0"}).count

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This creates a variable which is formed out of the previous codes variable, it then pulls out only the matches in the Status column ($_.Status) and counts the ones that match the value 0.

In reply to Re^2: Turning regex capture group variables into arrays, then counting the number of objects in the array by Djay
in thread Turning regex capture group variables into arrays, then counting the number of objects in the array by Djay

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