You want the token [\dRNXB@$]
. Add to the ending +
if you need it to match 1 or more times or a *
if you need it to match 0 or more times.
\d
is special and matches any digit character. Make sure that if you’re in a context where backslashes are being used for escape sequences (such as in a string) that you double the backslash.
http://regular-expressions.info/reference.html for more information
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solved Regex – To allow numeric, only characters R, N, X, B, @ [closed]