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The KK could be anything like JJ in the second place. I just want to make sure there is a value. That is there must be some alphanumeric characters between the comas. Like <br />
&nbsp;BB,SS,II,JJ that is OK but not<br />
&nbsp;BB,,MM,YY,LL since in the second place there is no value<br />
Thanks
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The KK could be anything like JJ in the second place. I just want to make sure there is a value. That is there must be some alphanumeric characters between the comas. Like
 BB,SS,II,JJ that is OK but not
 BB,,MM,YY,LL since in the second place there is no value
Thanks

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Alternative to regular expressions:<br />
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&nbsp; string[] = value.Split(',');<br />
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&nbsp; if (string[1] == &quot;KK&quot;)<br />
<br />
Bob
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Alternative to regular expressions:

  string[] = value.Split(',');

  if (string[1] == "KK")

Bob

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I am using &nbsp;Regex.Match(value,regex) and value is a string of this format value=&quot;BB,KK,JJ,LL,NN&quot;. I want a regular expression regex that will identify if the second element 'KK' is in the string or not.<br />
if Regex.Match(&quot;BB,KK,JJ,LL,N<wbr />N&quot;,regex) &nbsp;match<br />
if Regex.Match(&quot;BB,,JJ,LL,NN&quot;<wbr />,regex) &nbsp;no match<br />
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thanks
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I am using  Regex.Match(value,regex) and value is a string of this format value="BB,KK,JJ,LL,NN". I want a regular expression regex that will identify if the second element 'KK' is in the string or not.
if Regex.Match("BB,KK,JJ,LL,NN",regex)  match
if Regex.Match("BB,,JJ,LL,NN",regex)  no match

thanks

Regular expressions

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