I have a CSV file with attributedata that's structured kind of like this:
apple man woman 1234-567\\1
apple man woman 1234-567\\1B
apple man woman 1234-567\\12
apple man woman 1234-567 child
890.1234-567
apple A3 1234-567
I'm only interested in the 1234-567 number sequence, since this is an ID I need to match further along. The rest of the attribute data can be deleted. The number sequence seems to always have 4 numbers before the hyphen and 3 numbers after. The hyphen isn't essential and can be removed. The number are the most important
How do I go about it? Do I need a stringreplacer or more than one?
I tried this with stringreplacer, mode= regular expression, text to change set to: (?<!\\\\)[0-9]+
But what do I fill in at replacement text? If I fill in a regular expressions in that field, it returns the regular expression...!
I'm using fme desktop 2019
