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lisalis99

lisalis99

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Jan 9, 2005
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Hi,

How do I show a range of 90-100, I got the 70-79 by doing:

[7-7][0-9], but i'm stuck on this one for some reason...

Thanks,
Lis
 
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Hi

Regular expressions are for string processing, so they are not suitable for numeric value checking.

Maybe this ( while you did not mentioned language, this is just generic format ) :
Code: 
/1?[09][0-9]/

Feherke.
 
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Extended Regular Expression:
(9[0-9]|100)

Hope This Helps, PH.
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Thanks, i'm actually using Linux shell scripting if that makes a difference...

 
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Perfecto PHV, Thanks, it worked! Most appreciated!
 
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