Yes indeed!, as you indicate Corion this combined regex does the trick, - for the specified example : 
^((?!CX36(5|6))(?!JA30[0-2])(?!JA3(([2-8]\d)|(9[0-4])))(?!JA5.*)(?!(JA
+6((0\d)|(1[0-3]))))(?!JA64[7-9])(?!JA687.*)(?!JA74[0-3])(?!JB5.*)(?!(
+JY(((1|2)\d\d)|(3[0-3]\d))))(?!JY[3-9][5-9]\d)(?!JZ51(3|4)00.*))

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This seems to me the easiest way to solve the problem, though undoubtably not the most efficient. But the tradeoff does cut the cheese.

Thanks a lot Allan

In reply to Re^2: Regex AND by ady
in thread Regex AND by ady

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