Support for regex - either in conditions or as an action with capture groups exposed

[mohawkalex]

It would be really good to have support for regular expressions.

This could be surfaced in the UI ideally in both conditions and actions.

A conditional regex would just test whether a string matched against a regex.

An action regex would expose capture groups.

[michowl]

Would like to be able to perform regex commands on strings.

Outputs would be 

- array of matches

- count of matches

- array of arrays of groups in matches

if using find/replace regex, also include full string post replacement

[dschmidt]

I would love to be able to use regex to parse text emails for expected strings and use that to create a calendar event!

[Anonymous]

I would love to use regex for comments from planner task so I can generate a summary of a task based on the key words. This is a good idea to have that ability.

[Anonymous]

Greate feature, would like to have it!

[MM]

Regex should be usable on all fields, like any other function

[JohnCz]

I believe this is the only I'll be able to parse email body for hyperlinks.  We wish to retrieve press releases (pdf) that are linked and not attached to incoming email.

[OlgaMarti]

We would like to have this feature! 🙂

[Sunnikan]

Idem.

Would help a lot to be able to use regex on flow fields and capture patterns.

For instance, evaluate a mail object then save the attachment in a sharepoint site according to the reference id captured from the evaluated string.

[skmcgowan]

I would love this.  My use case is to pull an expected string (document name) from a transmittal email and then insert that to a sql database

[Anonymous]

Please let us use regex, period.