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Positive decimal value regular expression with max 3 decimal places

Asked by smacca in Regular Expressions, .NET, C# Programming Language

Tags: C#

I need to update my regular expression so it has the following:

  * Accepts all positive decimal values (currently only accepts values greater and equal to one (1))
  * i.e accepts ---> 0.0001

  * Can have maximum 3 decimal places.
  * Decimal places are optional.


This regular expression will be used to validate currency input. 
1:

ValidationExpression="^\d*[1-9]\d*(\.\d+)?$"
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