Assuming regex is required, the following 9 results were found.
of 10.00%, and display 12.5% instead of 12.50%. Well there might be a longer solution without using a regular expression (regex), as in check for the decimal point, check each digit thereafter to see if there are zeros... But I'm keen on avoiding using...
a CSV and asking Deluge to parse the data in the appropriate columns was not working as expected. How? The quick answer is a regex that will replace any commas between two quotes with a custom string, to be exact: v_FormattedData =...
A quick post on how I managed to build a regex to extract all non-numeric characters (all non-digits) from a string. Why? I only want the digits/numbers from a string: v_PaymentTerms = "Credit Note - 30 Days"; // we want the 30 from the above string...
A quick article to remind me of the regex to change a date from the format dd/MM/yyyy to yyyy-MM-dd. Why? Irrespective of server, organization or user settings, the date handling can vary. If we are getting a date from a CSV or other external source as...
A more comprehensive post on some other regex (regular expressions) to format values in Zoho. How? The following will remove any non-digits: v_MyString = "Hello World 123"; v_MyFormattedString = v_MyString.replaceAll("[^0-9]",""); // yields 123 The...
my_csv_rows_array.forEach( function (row_content, row_index) { // clear and declare the array var column_values = []; // regex to ignore commas between double-quotes var column_values = row_content.split(/,(?=(?:(?:[^"]*"){2})*[^"]*$)/); // prevents JS...
or both are just not matching... either way, your client will likely only accept the previous solution. I wanted to use a regex rather than treat the number as a string and truncate it that way. Given the possible options of numbers given, it has to...
in which case you could probably add another trigger like above but with BEFORE UPDATE ON my_table_name. Source(s): Online regex tester and debugger: PHP, PCRE, Python, Golang and JavaScript StackOverflow - MySQL Insert row, on duplicate: add suffix and...
dot syntax, add these to a list, and then submit as the subform name, like in the following example (note I have applied a regex to use US/UK numbering format with 2 decimals and thousandth separator, eg. 1,000.00): l_TemplateQuotedItems = List();...