Hello All,
I need two regular expressions. Can you please help me out,....thnx alot in advance..
(1) To find out the whether string contains,
A:B:111 or A:B:112 or A:B:114 or A:B:119
(Here A and B are not changing)
(2) To find whether string has got
A:B:005
Here, the middle element B, can be anything. The expression should find whether string contains firest element as A and the last element as 005
Can you please help me out...
Thanks and Best Regardsm,
Dan.
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