I am trying to match user type mappings using regex and am looking for some help as to how qualtrics interprets regex.
For example:
If users department is Training Mgr X map the user type to Manager
Would the regex in qualtrics be /Mgr/ for the mapping or \bMgr\b
or how would one write this regex so that it is case insensitive?
Best answer by Gaurav_27
Hi
You can use regex /Mgr/i for the mapping, which will match any word that contains “Mgr” in any case (e.g., Training Mgr X, training mgr x, TRAINING MGR X, etc.)1. The i flag at the end of the regex makes it case insensitive.
Hi
You can use regex /Mgr/i for the mapping, which will match any word that contains “Mgr” in any case (e.g., Training Mgr X, training mgr x, TRAINING MGR X, etc.)1. The i flag at the end of the regex makes it case insensitive.
+29If users department is Training Mgr X map the user type to Manager
Would the regex in qualtrics be /Mgr/ for the mapping or \bMgr\b
or how would one write this regex so that it is case insensitive?
You can use the i flag at the end of the regex pattern for a case-insensitive match.
The regex /Mgr/i will match anything with mgr like “Tranningmgr X” or “Training Mgr X”
Regex /\bMgr\b/i set boundary so only match if mgr is standingalone so “Tranningmgr X” won’t match and “Training Mgr X” is match.
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