For example if I run the following query, the expression in the WHERE clause will only match on the first letter before a number but is there a way to match on one or more letters first (e.g. in the case where there's a variable number of letters before the number in the field I'm filtering on)?

```
SELECT FilteredField
FROM Table
WHERE FilteredField LIKE '[a-zA-Z][0-9]'

```

Example data:

1. ABC9
2. DEF2
3. GH7
4. Z1
5. XYH2

Essentially I'm looking for the SQL Server 2016 equivalent of the RegEx **+** when using the LIKE operator.