I regret being unable to help you today.

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diamondcutter

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1. I’m sorry for being unable to help you today.
2. I regret being unable to help you today.

These two sentences were written by me. I think they are exchangeable. Am I right?
 
I'm sorry I can't/am unable help you today sounds more natural to me.
 
1. I’m sorry for being unable to help you today.
2. I regret being unable to help you today.
They are both possible if you were unable to help this person earlier in the day.
 
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