Hi Spiros,

Your regex flags the opposite of what you describe:

[^\?]$  - This means "containing no question mark at the end of the segment"
;$ - This means "containing question mark at the end of the segment"

To find what you need, you should use the opposite:

\?$  
[^;]$

Studio uses the .NET flavor of regex.

Hi Spiros,

Your regex flags the opposite of what you describe:

[^\?]$  - This means "containing no question mark at the end of the segment"
;$ - This means "containing question mark at the end of the segment"

To find what you need, you should use the opposite:

\?$  
[^;]$

Studio uses the .NET flavor of regex.

Hi Nora,

Thanks for the reply!

I did have that in the question mark missing entry (top in the list). The particular entry I described is for instances where there is no ? in source, but there is ; in target.

So when I deleted the Question mark added, when the source contains ? and the target has no end punctuation, nothing was flagged. Upon closest inspection, the source segment contained an extra space at the end! So that was the culprit :)