Regex: How Do I Edit my Regex in order to Strip % Signs?

Question

Hi,

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

Answer 1

This RE: ([\d.]+)%? What language are you using?

Answer 2

Try

([\d.]+)%?

With the same replacement:

'$1',

Answer 3

You just need to move the % outside the capturing group, so that it's not included in the value that's used for $1 in the replacement...

([\d.]+)%?