I am trying to extract ad sizes from string. The ad sizes are all set standard sizes. So while I\'d prefer to have a regex that looks for a pattern, IE 3 numbers followed by 2 o
I have managed to make about 95% of the required answer - the RegEx below will remove the DDDxDD
size and would return the rest.
Option Explicit
Public Function regExSampler(s As String) As String
Dim regEx As Object
Dim inputMatches As Object
Dim regExString As String
Set regEx = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
With regEx
.Pattern = "(([0-9]+)x([0-9]+))"
.IgnoreCase = True
.Global = True
Set inputMatches = .Execute(s)
If regEx.test(s) Then
regExSampler = .Replace(s, vbNullString)
Else
regExSampler = s
End If
End With
End Function
Public Sub TestMe()
Debug.Print regExSampler("uni3uios3_300x250_ASDF.html")
Debug.Print regExSampler("uni3uios3_34300x25_ASDF.html")
Debug.Print regExSampler("uni3uios3_8x4_ASDF.html")
End Sub
E.g. you would get:
uni3uios3__ASDF.html
uni3uios3__ASDF.html
uni3uios3__ASDF.html
From here you can continue trying to find a way to reverse the display.
Edit: To go from the 95% to the 100%, I have asked a question here and it turns out that the conditional block should be changed to the following:
If regEx.test(s) Then
regExSampler = InputMatches(0)
Else
regExSampler = s
End If