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I need to be able to find a letter+7digits with any characters after the 7th digit except 0-9 and A-Z. So it need to be ignored/not found if there is any of characters after 7th digit is 0-9 and A-Z

I have the following input file:

I have the following input file:

I have, for example, this date range sentence to test: from 10-08-2024 to 12-08-2024, I need to extract the dates.

We receive HTML fragments that contain, among other things, specific questions with a response. Each pair is (hopefully) always separated by <br/>.
So given this string:

<lisclass=”list-item”[^>]+>.+?<a.?href=”([^”])”

Trying to capture server names from string.

I’m trying to write a regex, where the same group of terms is looked for twice, but I want to avoid matching the same term twice. If a term is found in the first group, it should not be matched in the second group.