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<tr><td id='Auf'>50956866</td>
<td id='Ku'>D510848</td>
<td id='Rec'>18.10.2011</td>
<td id='Re'>EUR 118,95</td>
<td id='Za'>EUR 0,00</td>
<td id='Off'>EUR 118,95</td>
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this was my html file from where I wanted to extract the data but finally I have the solution just wanted to share this with you monks the Regex:

 <td id='AuftragsId'>(.*)</td>\s*<td id='KundenNr'>(.*)</td>\s*<td id=
+'RechnungsDatum'>(.*)</td>\s*<td id='RechnungsBetragAktuell'>(.*)</td
+>\s*<td id='ZahlungsBetragAktuell'>(.*)</td>\s*<td id='OffenePosten'>
+(.*)</td>

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In reply to Re^2: Regular Expression: I need a regex to fetch data from an html file by Anonymous Monk
in thread Regular Expression: I need a regex to fetch data from an html file by Anonymous Monk

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