Input Text -

hey, G Suite , ,Social Media Wall, Social Media Wall , ERP ERP Corecon

Query -

((?<=[,-./\s])(ERP Corecon|Social Media|Social Media Wall|ROI|ERP)\b)

Output -

hey, G Suite , ,**Social Media** Wall, **Social Media** Wall , **ERP** **ERP Corecon**

Ideal Output - Social Media & Social Media Wall both should be matched

regex link - https://regexr.com/6ugr5

CodePudding user response：

You may be able to use this regex:

(?<=[,-./\s])(ERP(?: Corecon)?|Social Media(?: Wall)?|ROI)\b

RegEx Demo

RegEx Breakup:

• (?<=[,-./\s]): Lookbehind to assert presence of these chars before current position
• (; Start capture group
  • ERP(?: Corecon)?: Match ERP or ERP Corecon
  • |: OR
  • Social Media(?: Wall)?: Match Social Media or Social Media Wall
  • |: OR
  • ROI: Match ROI
• ): End capture group
• \b: Word boundary

CodePudding user response：

You could try to use named groups:

(?<SocialMediaWall>(?<SocialMedia>Social Media)( Wall)?)|(?<ERPCore>(?<ERP>ERP)( Corecon)?)|(?<ROI>ROI)

As you can see, the SocialMedia group is nested inside the SocialMediaWall group. That's a way of getting both values.