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Thanks for the quick response Ben! I'll see if I can use your regex somehow. Else, I'll have to build a small script to do it.

Anyway, appreciate your response and if anyone hasn't asked it yet, are you the God of regexs?!

Hello,

I'm stuck at a similar point but have about 700 such unique combinations that need to be counted separately. Can someone please help me?

If it helps, I've got them sorted. Is there one single regex that I can run to maybe look at the previous line and compare the keys? The keys are always ...

Thank you Ben! This works like a charm.

Andy

Hi all,

I'm looking to modify the email addresses in my data set. The current format of data is:

"<field1>","<field2>","<field3>","<emailid">,"<field5>"

Sample records look like this:
"jdoe","jd","01234y","jdoe@email.com","xyz"
"user2","ts","0123456x","user2@email.net","abcd"

I'm looking for a ...