5.9. REGEXP_MATCH() in Looker Studio

When we use REGEXP_MATCH(), it returns a Boolean expression: true if a string matches the defined regular expression and false if it doesn’t.

Let’s see how REGEXP_MATCH() actually works in Looker Studio.

Later in the lesson we will tackle how we can use REGEXP_MATCH() to create content grouping inside Looker Studio.

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