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Hello,
For BC3 Standard, the easiest method would be to define a Regular Expression that matches on the Important part of the number, and then everything else is unimportant. Would this work for your comparison?
\d+\.\d{3}
For BC3 Pro, you can create a Text Replacement in the Session Settings, Replacements tab. Here, create:
(\d+\.\d{3})\d*
RegEx that replaced with:
$1
This Replacement does not require you to define 'Everything Else' as unimportant, but you may need to create two replacements: one for Left to Right and one for Right to Left.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Ignore last N digits after the decimal point
What regex would I use if I wanted to ignore the last n digits after a decimal point?
X1342.123543 and X1342.123 should match.Tags: None
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