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Using your example data, I found that there was a SPACE after "OUT:".
So the RegEx Look Behind requires this space:
(?<=OUT: \n)(^.+?) *$

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See final macro posted at:
[MACRO:   Parse String from File into Multiple Variables @RegEx @Example](https://forum.keyboardmaestro.com/t/parse-string-from-file-into-multiple-variables-regex-example/6810)

2017-04-12 19:33 CT

  • I figured out another RegEx pattern that does NOT depend on having a SPACE after the "OUT:". It works with and without a SPACE. Ver 2.0 uploaded with this fix.

See if this will help get you started. Please let us know if this works for you.

##example Results

NOTICE: This is just an example.
It has had very limited testing and most likely will require further testing and changes by you BEFORE you use it in production environment.

##Macro Library   @RegEx Parse String into Multiple Variables @Example


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