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Hey guys, I'm trying to write a regex "or" statement to track Bing conversions from urls containing either: /checkout_finalize_mc OR /checkout_with_pay_token Can anyone weigh in on the best way to get this done?

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Hey guys, I'm trying to write a regex "or" statement to track Bing conversions from urls containing either: /checkout_finalize_mc OR /checkout_with_pay_token Can anyone weigh in on the best way to get this done? I'm light on regex and concerned the underscores could also have an unintended effect. Any help appreciated!  
Hey guys, I'm trying to write a regex "or" statement to track Bing conversions from urls c

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Two conversions?  
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Just one conversion triggering for this url or that.  
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@luedtke42 Can you create two conversions with those two URLs?  
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@raynell9 yep that's the back-up plan but I know regex would work here and since they're truly the same goal, my hope was that someone would have a quick thought on the format needed.  
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In Google Analytics it should be just with | between them i. e. checkout1|checkout2, but I'm not sure about Bing.  
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