It is allowed in windows to use '.' anywhere in file names and directory names and the length of extension is not limited to 3 characters. I would find the last '/' in the string as a separator between the filename and directory and the last '.' before the file extension. I have a directory named 'Prj_sys.xl5'. Where does your list of strings come from?
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