In fact, the way I would do it is to use a find instead of a regex...

Find the next occurrence of <tr
set iterator to 0
loop
        if find <td add 1 to iterator
        if find </tr>
                end loop
if iterator is equal to 3, then it's a row you can work on
else find next occurrence of <tr (back to start)

This code would be more robust as regexes are there for pattern matching, *but* in this case, figuring out the pattern is going to be complicated (ie it's more complex and a waste of time it seems than doing it the above way).

HTH

Paul

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