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We have text fields that we need to validate are numbers. For example, if the v
Mike James
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
We have text fields that we need to validate are numbers. For example, if the value is "134" or "1456.45" it should pass. but the rule should fail on "TEXT" or "3A5T.57".
Initially, we tried a validation expression like: if(todecimal(ri!textinput)=ri!textinput, true, false) ...however this ran out of usefulness when the text input is greater that 8 characters because Appian starts to round decimals or use scientific notation. So we were failing valid numbers such as "100000.35"
Does anyone have a good way we could perform this validation?
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abhi.jana
over 10 years ago
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Try - =if(regexmatch("^([0-9.]{1,50})$",ri!input),"Number","Text") Assuming the input is limited to 50 characters. You can further customize the regex pattern to match more specific inputs. The regexmatch…
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abhi.jana
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Try -
=if(regexmatch("^([0-9.]{1,50})$",ri!input),"Number","Text")
Assuming the input is limited to 50 characters. You can further customize the regex pattern to match more specific inputs.
The regexmatch() function is part of the Appian Regular Expression Functions shared component -
forum.appian.com/.../summary
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abhi.jana
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Try -
=if(regexmatch("^([0-9.]{1,50})$",ri!input),"Number","Text")
Assuming the input is limited to 50 characters. You can further customize the regex pattern to match more specific inputs.
The regexmatch() function is part of the Appian Regular Expression Functions shared component -
forum.appian.com/.../summary
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