From what I understand then, you want to *check* whether the current row you have found has <tr></tr> and check whether this row has 3 <td></td>'s in it?
Using .*? makes the .* non-greedy, and may provide you with more of what you want.
Also, is the data returned well-formed? It may be worth stuffing it through XML in that case (note: MX only)...?
Just a question: Is this a production app, or is it a do it once and never have to do it again thing? If it's the latter, it's probably worth doing it simply and more memory intensively (with finds and loops) to ensure you get it right. Messing around with a regex for this kind of thing is useful but can be painful unless you are certain it's needed.
Paul
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