You can use the following regex pattern to match only numbers and commas:
^[0-9,]+$
This pattern matches any string that contains only digits and commas. The ^
and $
characters mark the beginning and end of the input string, respectively. The +
sign means that one or more of the preceding characters or character sets are allowed, and [0-9,]
matches any digit or comma.
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