Hi! I need to extract specific informations (name, email & phone number) from a gmail body, and send it to specific gsheet rows.
I am stuck where I need to extract the correct informations. Here are some screenshots with the informations I need to extract (red arrows) and where they need to go :
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No problem. Here is the texte I would like to match 
Name : Lead name
Email : lead@email.com
Phone : 45012345678
Message : test
Have a nice day
So I need the 3 first variables (Name, Email & Phone) to be sent in my Gsheet.
Welcome to the Make community!
You can use a Text Parser “Match Pattern” module with this Pattern (regular expression):
Name : (?<name>[^\n]+)\s+Email : (?<email>[^\n]+)\s+Phone : (?<phone>[^\n]+)
Global match must be set to NO!For more information, see Text Parser in the Make Help Center:
Match Pattern
The Match pattern module enables you to find and extract string elements matching a search pattern from a given text. The search pattern is a regular expression (aka regex or regexp), which is a sequence of characters in which each character is either a metacharacter, having a special meaning, or a regular character that has a literal meaning.
- The complete list of metacharacters can be found on the MDN web docs website.
- For a tutorial on how to create regular expressions, we recommend the RegexOne website.
- For an easy, quick regex generator, try the Regular Expressions generator.
- For experimenting with regular expressions, we recommend the regular expressions 101 website. Just make sure to tick the ECMAScript (JavaScript) FLAVOR in the left panel.
Hope this helps!
Thank you so much, looks like it’s now working!
Yohan