I am trying to create regex that will match serial number for various devices. the match is a mix of letters and numbers at least 6 characters long. I am terrible with regex, all I have been able to get to work is $Serial -match '\d\D'
but this does not verify the length. I have tried '\d{0-6}\D{0-6}'
but it does not get a match. Could anyone provide an appropriate regex for serial numbers. These are from different device types and all have a slightly different format. Here is list of examples:
1VWPGF1
22P342Y4
2M251434B9
2TK95004x4
5CG934322D
8CG4322TVF
BRJ9323XR5
CND8432NVJ
MXL64322Q4
MXL64324MV
PF1CZ0EF
USE147SX0Y
USH7432L1W
You may use the following:
$Serial -match '[A-Z0-9]{6,}'
[]
denotes a character class. Inside you have a range of characters A
through Z
and 0
through 9
. {6,}
matches 6 or more times the current match (0-9 or AZ). Normally AZ
is case sensitive in regex, but the -match
operator is not. If you want uppercase matches only, I recommend changing to -cmatch
, the case-sensitive variant.
If you're not worried about case-sensitivity or underscores, here's an even shorter version
$serial -match '[\w]{6,}'
It's not suitable if you might have underscores in the strings that you need to exclude.
Also, I recommend sites like https://regex101.com/ for testing your regexes. You can see the results real-time, and there are helpful syntax guides on the page.
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