PHP - Regex to get integer value that formatted separated by character












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If I have a string like this :



TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 


My goal is, I want to get the integer digit after tax phrase, which is 010005890055000



So far I write like this



/(tax id no)s*[^A-Za-z0-9]?s*Kd+/i


but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:



TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000


even user wrote directly into a prefect integer digit



TAX ID NO. 010005890055000


Please advise



This is all my possibilities:





  1. Non Formatted



    JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000




  2. Formatted



    JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000




  3. With different tax phrase



    JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000



    JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000



    JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000




  4. In beginning a sentence



    TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA



    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA




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    If I have a string like this :



    TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 


    My goal is, I want to get the integer digit after tax phrase, which is 010005890055000



    So far I write like this



    /(tax id no)s*[^A-Za-z0-9]?s*Kd+/i


    but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:



    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
    TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
    TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
    TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000


    even user wrote directly into a prefect integer digit



    TAX ID NO. 010005890055000


    Please advise



    This is all my possibilities:





    1. Non Formatted



      JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000




    2. Formatted



      JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000




    3. With different tax phrase



      JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000



      JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000



      JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000




    4. In beginning a sentence



      TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA



      TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA




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      If I have a string like this :



      TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 


      My goal is, I want to get the integer digit after tax phrase, which is 010005890055000



      So far I write like this



      /(tax id no)s*[^A-Za-z0-9]?s*Kd+/i


      but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:



      TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000


      even user wrote directly into a prefect integer digit



      TAX ID NO. 010005890055000


      Please advise



      This is all my possibilities:





      1. Non Formatted



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000




      2. Formatted



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000




      3. With different tax phrase



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000




      4. In beginning a sentence



        TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA



        TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA




      So much thank you...










      share|improve this question
















      If I have a string like this :



      TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 


      My goal is, I want to get the integer digit after tax phrase, which is 010005890055000



      So far I write like this



      /(tax id no)s*[^A-Za-z0-9]?s*Kd+/i


      but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:



      TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or
      TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000


      even user wrote directly into a prefect integer digit



      TAX ID NO. 010005890055000


      Please advise



      This is all my possibilities:





      1. Non Formatted



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000




      2. Formatted



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000




      3. With different tax phrase



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000



        JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000




      4. In beginning a sentence



        TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA



        TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA




      So much thank you...







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          It looks like your only consistent keyword is TAX, so you can grab digits (with dots and dashes) after it with the regex ~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i, then strip non-digits (if desired). Here's an example test:



          $data = "JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000
          JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000
          JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000
          JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000
          JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000
          TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
          tax ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL
          TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
          JL. CAKUNG CILINCING KP BARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.109.421.6-902.000";

          foreach (explode("n", $data) as $line) {
          preg_match("~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i", $line, $m);
          echo preg_replace("~D~", "", $m[1]) . "n";
          }


          Output:



          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          010005890055000
          011094216902000


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          • Sorry, it is not in a line.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:35











          • OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:37













          • Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:46






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            Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:50






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            Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 7:23



















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          You can make use of this:



          /(?:taxs*(?:ids*)?).*?(d[d.]+)/i



          The first group checks for tax with id being optional. It then grabs the first digit and all digit and . and groups it under $1



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            You can use preg_replace to remove all but numbers.



            preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', $str);


            see output: https://3v4l.org/Ne3fo





            To answer the new requirement:
            Use substr and strpos to remove the part up to "tax".



            $arr = ["TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
            "TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
            "TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
            "TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000",
            "ARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

            foreach($arr as $str){
            echo preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', substr($str, stripos($str, "tax"))) . "n";
            }


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            • Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:36






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              in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

              – Andreas
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:38






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              Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:41






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              If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

              – Andreas
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:42











            • Okey, thanks. Sorry.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:46



















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            You can use this regex, where except TAX part, I have made everything that comes in middle between tax and numbers as optional. Use this regex and capture group1



            /tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i


            Demo



            Once you get digit and dot part, remove all dot characters from it.



            Here is a sample php code,



            $arr = ["TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000", "TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

            foreach ($arr as &$value) {
            preg_match('/tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i', $value, $matches);
            echo $value . " --> " . preg_replace('/./','',$matches[1]) . "n";
            }


            This prints following output,



            TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
            TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
            TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
            TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
            TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
            TAX ID NO. 010005890055000 --> 010005890055000





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              I believe this one could work even with the new string

              – Andreas
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:40













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            It looks like your only consistent keyword is TAX, so you can grab digits (with dots and dashes) after it with the regex ~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i, then strip non-digits (if desired). Here's an example test:



            $data = "JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000
            TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            tax ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL
            TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            JL. CAKUNG CILINCING KP BARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.109.421.6-902.000";

            foreach (explode("n", $data) as $line) {
            preg_match("~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i", $line, $m);
            echo preg_replace("~D~", "", $m[1]) . "n";
            }


            Output:



            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            011094216902000


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            • Sorry, it is not in a line.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:35











            • OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:37













            • Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:46






            • 1





              Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:50






            • 1





              Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 7:23
















            1














            It looks like your only consistent keyword is TAX, so you can grab digits (with dots and dashes) after it with the regex ~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i, then strip non-digits (if desired). Here's an example test:



            $data = "JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000
            TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            tax ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL
            TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            JL. CAKUNG CILINCING KP BARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.109.421.6-902.000";

            foreach (explode("n", $data) as $line) {
            preg_match("~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i", $line, $m);
            echo preg_replace("~D~", "", $m[1]) . "n";
            }


            Output:



            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            011094216902000


            Try it!






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            • Sorry, it is not in a line.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:35











            • OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:37













            • Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:46






            • 1





              Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:50






            • 1





              Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 7:23














            1












            1








            1







            It looks like your only consistent keyword is TAX, so you can grab digits (with dots and dashes) after it with the regex ~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i, then strip non-digits (if desired). Here's an example test:



            $data = "JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000
            TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            tax ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL
            TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            JL. CAKUNG CILINCING KP BARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.109.421.6-902.000";

            foreach (explode("n", $data) as $line) {
            preg_match("~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i", $line, $m);
            echo preg_replace("~D~", "", $m[1]) . "n";
            }


            Output:



            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            011094216902000


            Try it!






            share|improve this answer















            It looks like your only consistent keyword is TAX, so you can grab digits (with dots and dashes) after it with the regex ~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i, then strip non-digits (if desired). Here's an example test:



            $data = "JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX 010005890055000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000
            JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID. 010005890055000
            TAX ID. 010005890055000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            tax ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL
            TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 , JL. CACING RT 007/008 CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA
            JL. CAKUNG CILINCING KP BARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 01.109.421.6-902.000";

            foreach (explode("n", $data) as $line) {
            preg_match("~TAX.*?.? *?([d.-]+)~i", $line, $m);
            echo preg_replace("~D~", "", $m[1]) . "n";
            }


            Output:



            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            010005890055000
            011094216902000


            Try it!







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            • Sorry, it is not in a line.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:35











            • OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:37













            • Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:46






            • 1





              Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:50






            • 1





              Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 7:23



















            • Sorry, it is not in a line.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:35











            • OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:37













            • Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:46






            • 1





              Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

              – ggorlen
              Nov 20 '18 at 6:50






            • 1





              Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

              – Fadly Dzil
              Nov 20 '18 at 7:23

















            Sorry, it is not in a line.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:35





            Sorry, it is not in a line.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:35













            OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:37







            OK, this is just an example. preg_replace("~D~", "", $line) works on all of your test cases regardless of whether they're individual strings or not. If not, let me know what sort of input you are dealing with that isn't working and I'll update.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:37















            Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:46





            Thanks for the effort, but how with formatted number as explained above ?

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:46




            1




            1





            Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:50





            Can you list all of your possible input cases in the question from the beginning? It's not helpful for you or us to continually adjust the requirements.

            – ggorlen
            Nov 20 '18 at 6:50




            1




            1





            Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 7:23





            Working as charm, thanks. Sorry if I asked not clearly.Basically from my bad english.

            – Fadly Dzil
            Nov 20 '18 at 7:23













            1














            You can make use of this:



            /(?:taxs*(?:ids*)?).*?(d[d.]+)/i



            The first group checks for tax with id being optional. It then grabs the first digit and all digit and . and groups it under $1



            Regexr






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              1














              You can make use of this:



              /(?:taxs*(?:ids*)?).*?(d[d.]+)/i



              The first group checks for tax with id being optional. It then grabs the first digit and all digit and . and groups it under $1



              Regexr






              share|improve this answer


























                1












                1








                1







                You can make use of this:



                /(?:taxs*(?:ids*)?).*?(d[d.]+)/i



                The first group checks for tax with id being optional. It then grabs the first digit and all digit and . and groups it under $1



                Regexr






                share|improve this answer













                You can make use of this:



                /(?:taxs*(?:ids*)?).*?(d[d.]+)/i



                The first group checks for tax with id being optional. It then grabs the first digit and all digit and . and groups it under $1



                Regexr







                share|improve this answer












                share|improve this answer



                share|improve this answer










                answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:30









                Amit JokiAmit Joki

                47.1k75180




                47.1k75180























                    1














                    You can use preg_replace to remove all but numbers.



                    preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', $str);


                    see output: https://3v4l.org/Ne3fo





                    To answer the new requirement:
                    Use substr and strpos to remove the part up to "tax".



                    $arr = ["TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000",
                    "ARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach($arr as $str){
                    echo preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', substr($str, stripos($str, "tax"))) . "n";
                    }


                    https://3v4l.org/btDAq






                    share|improve this answer


























                    • Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:36






                    • 1





                      in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:38






                    • 1





                      Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:41






                    • 1





                      If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:42











                    • Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:46
















                    1














                    You can use preg_replace to remove all but numbers.



                    preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', $str);


                    see output: https://3v4l.org/Ne3fo





                    To answer the new requirement:
                    Use substr and strpos to remove the part up to "tax".



                    $arr = ["TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000",
                    "ARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach($arr as $str){
                    echo preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', substr($str, stripos($str, "tax"))) . "n";
                    }


                    https://3v4l.org/btDAq






                    share|improve this answer


























                    • Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:36






                    • 1





                      in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:38






                    • 1





                      Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:41






                    • 1





                      If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:42











                    • Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:46














                    1












                    1








                    1







                    You can use preg_replace to remove all but numbers.



                    preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', $str);


                    see output: https://3v4l.org/Ne3fo





                    To answer the new requirement:
                    Use substr and strpos to remove the part up to "tax".



                    $arr = ["TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000",
                    "ARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach($arr as $str){
                    echo preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', substr($str, stripos($str, "tax"))) . "n";
                    }


                    https://3v4l.org/btDAq






                    share|improve this answer















                    You can use preg_replace to remove all but numbers.



                    preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', $str);


                    see output: https://3v4l.org/Ne3fo





                    To answer the new requirement:
                    Use substr and strpos to remove the part up to "tax".



                    $arr = ["TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 or",
                    "TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000",
                    "ARU RT 007/008 CAKUNG BARAT, CAKUNG, JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach($arr as $str){
                    echo preg_replace('/[^d]/', '', substr($str, stripos($str, "tax"))) . "n";
                    }


                    https://3v4l.org/btDAq







                    share|improve this answer














                    share|improve this answer



                    share|improve this answer








                    edited Nov 20 '18 at 6:46

























                    answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:34









                    AndreasAndreas

                    16.1k31642




                    16.1k31642













                    • Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:36






                    • 1





                      in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:38






                    • 1





                      Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:41






                    • 1





                      If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:42











                    • Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:46



















                    • Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:36






                    • 1





                      in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:38






                    • 1





                      Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:41






                    • 1





                      If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:42











                    • Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                      – Fadly Dzil
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:46

















                    Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:36





                    Sorry, basically its part of long string, ex "JAKARTA TIMUR 13910 INDONESIA TAX ID 01.328.570.5-007.000"

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:36




                    1




                    1





                    in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:38





                    in that case the output becomes 13910013285705007000. Keep in mind what your question says.

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:38




                    1




                    1





                    Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:41





                    Clearly after 'tax' phrase. Thanks

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:41




                    1




                    1





                    If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:42





                    If I have a string like this : and but It still not true because sometimes user wrote like this:. Nothing is clear unless you make it clear!

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:42













                    Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:46





                    Okey, thanks. Sorry.

                    – Fadly Dzil
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:46











                    1














                    You can use this regex, where except TAX part, I have made everything that comes in middle between tax and numbers as optional. Use this regex and capture group1



                    /tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i


                    Demo



                    Once you get digit and dot part, remove all dot characters from it.



                    Here is a sample php code,



                    $arr = ["TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000", "TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach ($arr as &$value) {
                    preg_match('/tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i', $value, $matches);
                    echo $value . " --> " . preg_replace('/./','',$matches[1]) . "n";
                    }


                    This prints following output,



                    TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID NO. 010005890055000 --> 010005890055000





                    share|improve this answer





















                    • 1





                      I believe this one could work even with the new string

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:40


















                    1














                    You can use this regex, where except TAX part, I have made everything that comes in middle between tax and numbers as optional. Use this regex and capture group1



                    /tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i


                    Demo



                    Once you get digit and dot part, remove all dot characters from it.



                    Here is a sample php code,



                    $arr = ["TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000", "TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach ($arr as &$value) {
                    preg_match('/tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i', $value, $matches);
                    echo $value . " --> " . preg_replace('/./','',$matches[1]) . "n";
                    }


                    This prints following output,



                    TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID NO. 010005890055000 --> 010005890055000





                    share|improve this answer





















                    • 1





                      I believe this one could work even with the new string

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:40
















                    1












                    1








                    1







                    You can use this regex, where except TAX part, I have made everything that comes in middle between tax and numbers as optional. Use this regex and capture group1



                    /tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i


                    Demo



                    Once you get digit and dot part, remove all dot characters from it.



                    Here is a sample php code,



                    $arr = ["TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000", "TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach ($arr as &$value) {
                    preg_match('/tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i', $value, $matches);
                    echo $value . " --> " . preg_replace('/./','',$matches[1]) . "n";
                    }


                    This prints following output,



                    TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID NO. 010005890055000 --> 010005890055000





                    share|improve this answer















                    You can use this regex, where except TAX part, I have made everything that comes in middle between tax and numbers as optional. Use this regex and capture group1



                    /tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i


                    Demo



                    Once you get digit and dot part, remove all dot characters from it.



                    Here is a sample php code,



                    $arr = ["TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000","TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000", "TAX ID NO. 010005890055000"];

                    foreach ($arr as &$value) {
                    preg_match('/tax(?:.*?)s+([d.]+)/i', $value, $matches);
                    echo $value . " --> " . preg_replace('/./','',$matches[1]) . "n";
                    }


                    This prints following output,



                    TAX ID NO. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID. 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID : 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX: 01.000.589.0.055.000 --> 010005890055000
                    TAX ID NO. 010005890055000 --> 010005890055000






                    share|improve this answer














                    share|improve this answer



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                    edited Nov 20 '18 at 6:59

























                    answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:38









                    Pushpesh Kumar RajwanshiPushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi

                    8,2702927




                    8,2702927








                    • 1





                      I believe this one could work even with the new string

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:40
















                    • 1





                      I believe this one could work even with the new string

                      – Andreas
                      Nov 20 '18 at 6:40










                    1




                    1





                    I believe this one could work even with the new string

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:40







                    I believe this one could work even with the new string

                    – Andreas
                    Nov 20 '18 at 6:40




















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