Regex: Matching pattern to split a cell data

Hi all,

Basically I want to split data into each cell just the number without alphabet and special character.

The data I want to split is:
a=1,995.000 b=2,001.000 c=1,994.000 d=1,996.000 e=1,281

Currently I have a set of code. New to regex, I need some help with the pattern.

The code work well with the above data. But cant split if the data doesn't have "," or ".".
ie, e=999. Search and trying a lot, I guess if the .pattern can be fixed then the code is complete.

The code is as below:

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By Ab33

Please put the data in column K.

If you want to see attachment, it below.


http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...ml#post3922941

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Originally Posted by nilem

maybe something like this

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It work for "e=281 f=999"
but not for "bf2,001.000"
The standard is ok. e=1,281

I have attached the file above. Do you mind trying them?

David,
It is not good idea to put your data in column K. You are assuming that match columns will not go beyond column K. Ideally, you should put your data in column A and leave any columns from B blanks, so the code match does not have to overwrite your data. I have moved the data to column M, but if there are more matches, the code will overwrite the data in column M.