Hi,
I have a simple textbox in a form page.
- If data not available, then user can enter the text "Not available"
or "Contact abc person".
- If data is available, then user enters the data in currency.
Given both conditions, how do I validate both scenarios. What is the
Regular Expression syntax ?
Thanks,
Sreedhar Vankayala
1  1370 
The regex pression depends on how you want the currency to
be formatted. I suggest to look at the regex library for
examples. They have many examples about currency. http://regexlib.net/Search.aspx?k=currency
Best of Luck.
Sonu Kapoor http://weblogs.asp.net/sonukapoor -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I have a simple textbox in a form page.
- If data not available, then user can enter the
text "Not available"or "Contact abc person".
- If data is available, then user enters the data in
currency.
Given both conditions, how do I validate both scenarios.
What is theRegular Expression syntax ?
Thanks,
Sreedhar Vankayala
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