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I need some Regex help.
I’ve got a series of numbers. For example: 2010 95 34% 22 55%
I use this Regex to put add quotation marks and commas:
([\d.]+%?)
'$1',
It works great. But, I need to strip the % sign. How do I edit the above Regex to do so?
Thank you!
-Laxmidi
This RE:
([\d.]+)%?What language are you using?