If you simply put in your registry key and change the version numbers, you’ll be okay. I don’t think you need to do anything to specifically exclude the ‘patch’ display name because from your post it looks like there are 2 separate keys. The relevance in the post I linked to will do an exact match on the key so the ‘patch’ key won’t interfere at all.
yeah i thought of that one too but the “patch” thing after the version makes it tricky on my part. how can i capture the numbers only without the letters before and after the vesions?
The “as version” inspector is quite handy at grabbing versions out of strings… For instance:
q:" New Software 1.23.45Patch" as version
A: 1.23.45
q: “New Software 1.23.45” as version
A: 1.23.45
q: value “Display Name” of key “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\New Software 1.23.45Patch” of registry as string as version
A: 1.23.45