Hi Geoff,
I think that the logical complement of this is:
(See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Morgan%27s_laws)
NOT Second-Last character is 'u' AND
NOT Second-Last character is 'o'
OR
NOT Last character is 'b' AND
NOT Last character is 'r'
Which, as a regular expression, is:
([^uo].)|(.[^br])$
I think this should work, give it a try!
this does not work, becaus of the OR "|" this expression filters both to
the last character. Due to deMorgan I would need a NOT to the complete
expression. I played around, but find no working combination.
As the negotiation only works with one character, I will use the special
character "_" at the end of the name. This works for me, because I have
an association where I have only two groups of accounts: my main
accounts and some other groups. Another possibility ist to write some
account names in capital letters as regEx is case sensitive.
thanks a lot for your effort and even if this was not the solution, you
gave me the hint to the workaround.
best regards
Andy
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