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Hi @ZachBodenner , The basic pattern you're looking for has the following components in sequence: Some amount of number characters (at least 1 character and possibly with the appropriate decimal separator for you region) ' x ', where the spaces may be optional More number characers Another ' x ' More number characters Each of those parts has a corresponding part of the overall regex pattern.  I'm going to assume a period (.) is the appropriate decimal separator in the example below: A decimal number: (\d+\.?\d*) ( ) group everything together \d is a digit character + is used to match 1 or more numeric characters \. matches a period (which is a special character in regex and needs the \ to make it match as a character) ? is used to match 0 or 1 instance of the period (so 2 periods in a row will fail the match) \d matches number characters (the decimal portion) * matches 0 or more numeric characters (so that integers without decimals are supported) ' x ': (\s?x\s?) ( ) groups everything together \s matches a white space character (like space) ? is used to match 0 or 1 instance of the white space character (so 2 spaces in a row will fail the match) x is the character 'x' Placing them together to get: (\d+\.?\d*)(\s?x\s?)(\d+\.?\d*)(\s?x\s?)(\d+\.?\d*)     ... View more