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I tried using this pattern
^[A-z]*[A-z,-, ]*[A-z]*
To match against a string that starts with multiple alpha characters (a-z) followed by multiple hyphens or spaces and ends with alpha characters, eg:
Azasdas- - sa-as
But it does not work.
Try
^[A-Za-z][A-Za-z -]*[A-Za-z]$^indicates that the word should start with alphabets (A-Z or a-z) and then followed by any number of alphabets or hyphens. And then end with alphabets denoted by$.Also, you should not be using A-z because this will include unintended characters from ASCII range 91 to 96. See this table