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Regex to match the price amount in Splunk?

pavanae
Builder

The following are my search results

<Total_Amount_Due>122.34</Total_Amount_Due>
<Total_Amount_Due>2.3</Total_Amount_Due>
<Total_Amount_Due>765.33</Total_Amount_Due>

Now Please suggest me a Regex which displays all the amounts.

Thanks in Advance

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this (may need to adjust the

your current search giving above result | rex field=_raw "\<Total_Amount_Due\>(?<Amount[^\<]+)\<\/Total_Amount_Due\>" 

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ppablo
Retired

Hi @pavanae

I'm glad you've been very active here on Answers and have been getting a lot of help from the community, but I also have noticed that you've been posting a lot of question asking for users to just give you regular expressions for your sample data. Have you been trying to write your regular expressions on your own as well? I'd highly recommend you check out this previous Answers post on the various free regex resources you can look into http://answers.splunk.com/answers/153171/is-there-any-online-regex-tool-to-create-regular-e.html Just a reminder that this is a Q&A forum for Splunk specific topics and not just a place to get regular expressions written for you.

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pavanae
Builder

ok Thanks 🙂

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this (may need to adjust the

your current search giving above result | rex field=_raw "\<Total_Amount_Due\>(?<Amount[^\<]+)\<\/Total_Amount_Due\>" 
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