Hi
@ArunK_JFor the days part, you can use the following regex: '
\d* day+s*'
From the test above, you can see that both day and days can be included if you use the above expression.
The working is simple:
\d* says that any number can appear 0 or more times
day+ says that the keyword 'day' must appear at least once in this expression
s* says that the word s can appear 0 or more times as it is optional in nature
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Intelligent Process Automation Consultant | Technical Business Analyst,
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Website: https://devneet.github.io/
Email: devneetmohanty07@gmail.com
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