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Aren't you speaking about System settings of your device where the dot '.' could be the thousands separator?
If so, either change this setting or remove every dot in your numbers (I guess the "decimal point" would probably be a comma ',' in this case).
Si separador de miles , pero al leer la pantalla esta con punto 24.569, pero aparece otro número sin punto y lo lee igual 24569 y necesito que lea el que tiene el punto, ejemplo busco 20.* , para que busque cualquier cifra que comience con 20 y el punto y no lo logro
When you say "it reads like 24569..." ("lo lee igual 24569..."), I guess you are probably speaking about a macro you have written to extract some figures from a text.
If so, it's easy to achieve with Text manipulation > Extract... with simple Regex rules. Do you need help for Regex?
If so, it's easy to achieve with Text manipulation > Extract... with simple Regex rules. Do you need help for Regex?
As far as I understand your question, the answer seems simple with a simple Regex rule such as
\d+\.\d* To familiarize a bit with Regex rules, G**gle the net and you'll find thousands of sites about this subject.
As for MacroDroid, you must have a look to MD Wiki.
To better understand what you need and see where these numbers come from, please give a example of text you get (notification or whatever) and explain how you'd like to decode each of them...
So I guess that, in this example, you want to extract 4.250.
To do so, use Text manipulation > Extract with Regex rule
\$\s*(\d+\.\d+) and check Group 1 optionEs mas complicado para mi , algo estoy haciendo mal, pero necesito tomar cifras mayor a esa
The Regex I gave you works whatever the amount unless you have thousands separator. If so, what would be the symbol?
Where does the ">" symbol come from? What Regex rule did you use?
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I was just surprised because the Regex rule I gave you didn't allow to extract this kind of symbol but if you need it I guess you found the right rule.