The following works on my php instance. It's a
posix-standard regex, so it should work with any regex
package that's posix standards compliant.
AC
^([(]?\d{3}[-)]\d{3}-\d{4})*$
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> Hello!
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> I'm having trouble building a regexp pattern for a
> US telephone number.
> The following formats need to be valid:
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> <blank>
> xxx-xxx-xxxx
> (xxx)xxx-xxxx
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> So, I need a blank and two number formats to be
> valid formats. What's the
> regexp format that could accomplish this?
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> Thank you very much!!
>
> -Ryan
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