I have a text string of GPS-F####-MONTHYEAR-600 - can you give me a regex formula that will get the month and year (MONTHYEAR) out of that string?

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Based on the conversations provided, it seems you are looking for a regular expression (regex) to extract the month and year from a string in the format "GPS-F####-MONTHYEAR-600". You can use the following regex pattern to achieve this:

regex
(?<=GPS-F\d{4}-)\w+(?=-600)

Here's a breakdown of the pattern: - `(?<=GPS-F\d{4}-)`: This is a positive lookbehind that asserts the string must be preceded by "GPS-F" followed by any four digits and a hyphen. - `\w+`: This matches one or more word characters (equivalent to [a-zA-Z0-9_]). This will be your month and year. - `(?=-600)`: This is a positive lookahead that asserts the string must be followed by "-600". This regex will match any word characters that are sandwiched between "GPS-F####-" and "-600". Please note that this regex assumes that the month and year are represented as word characters. If they are not, you may need to adjust the

\w+

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