Ben Doom wrote: > ^\d+\.\d+$ > > I'm assuming you want digits before and after the decimal. > > --Ben Doom The anchors (^,$) are what I needed. I basically had "d*\.d*" Adding the anchors prevents extra decimal '.' characters.
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