@Valerian_Lebert, @Bill.French, @Florian_Verdonck, I can report that I do also observe similar very strange behavior with Airtable attachments seeming to be uploaded, and then automatically being deleted seconds later. This happens regardless of whic...

@Justin_Barrett thanks for your reply. But as stated in my original post, I verified the regular expressions I posted above on Regex101.com under the golang variant, and they were approved; however, when I tried to use them in Airtable, they didn’t w...

@Justin_Barrett thanks again for your prompt response! Actually, the regular expression I gave before can also capture the date/time string: REGEX_EXTRACT(string,"\\d{1,2}\\/\\d{1,2}\\/\\d{4}\\s\\d{1,2}:[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]") The point I had been ma...

@Justin_Barrett thanks so much for your prompt reply! These date/time strings originally come from Google Sheets, and are stored in another field on the same table. Their original form was as an array, and they have already been converted to string f...

Hi Airtable Community, I would like to create a regular expression which captures a date/time string in the format (with optional leading zeroes for month, day and hour in 24-hour format): M/D/YYYY H:mm:ss Why is it that when I use the following expr...