How to regex specific keyword

Asked Aug 24 '23 at 06:43

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I want to match if the string starts with "/BUDGET-YK/". AFAIK ^ is required at the start of the regex. But no luck.

btw , I want to match only /BUDGET-YK/ , NOT REPORTS/2014/12_31_12_2014/12-2014-Taxes.xlsx

/BUDGET-YK/REPORTS/2014/12_31_12_2014/12-2014-Taxes.xlsx

My regex :

^\/BUDGET-YK\/.+

Example Strings :

V:\BUDGET-YK\Test Document 11\testdoc11.xls

/BUDGET-YK/REPORTS/2014/12_31_12_2014/12-2014-Taxes.xlsx

\\10.10.190.11\depts\IT_Docs\2021\05_31_05_2021\2023_IT-docs.xlsx

/DEPTS_IT/BUDGET-YK/BUDGET-DOCUMENT/1_BUDGET/linkfile.xlsx

asked Aug 24 '23 at 06:43

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If you don't need the rest of it, why use `.+`? – VLAZ Aug 24 '23 at 06:45
What doesn't work, when I run your example in regex101 it works. https://regex101.com/r/6Z9p1F/1 – Kevin Aug 24 '23 at 06:50
@Kevin it matches both "/BUDGET-YK/" and "REPORTS/2014/12_31_12_2014/12-2014-Taxes.xlsx". – VLAZ Aug 24 '23 at 06:51
how about this : `^/BUDGET-YK/` – Freeman Aug 24 '23 at 06:54

How to regex specific keyword

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