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Hi Stefan,
This is working well, I have had a look at the regular expression syntax so I can see all the settings now,
I am trying to match any term that contains (anywhere in the line) “.com”,
so I have
\.com.+
This finds all the .com’s but I want it to select what is before the .com also, for example “hello.com” I want to look for .com then select select the whole hello.com not just .com.
Best regards,
Paul
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