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if you really want to use preg_match_all, try this one<br />
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preg_match_all('/([a-z])+$<wbr />/',$_SESSI<wbr />ON['region<wbr />id_transfe<wbr />r'] , $words);<br />
echo strtoupper($words[0]);
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Here's my attempt:<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-124511"><span>&lt;?php</span>
<span>$_SESSION['regionid_transfer']='Thomas1fc</span>
<span>Thomas2gd';</span>
<span>preg_match_all('/(?&lt;=\d)[a-z]+/',$_SESSION['regionid_transfer'],$words);</span>
<span>$words = array_map('strtoupper',$words[0]);</span>
<span>echo '&lt;pre&gt;'.print_r($words,true);</span>
<span>?&gt;</span>
</code></pre>
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That's assuming you are using preg_match_all because you have more than one entry in the session variable, otherwise preg_match would be a better choice.
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&gt;&gt;...it gives me 1fc instead of fc? what could be the problem.<br />
You needed to &quot;group&quot; the letters by adding parenthesis around the [a-z]+ expression. Try:<br />
preg_match_all('/[0-9]([a-<wbr />z]+)/',$_S<wbr />ESSION['re<wbr />gionid_tra<wbr />nsfer'] , $words);<br />
print_r($words);
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I have a value that I want to divide into 2 whenever there is a change of Word from number<br />
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so for example<br />
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I have Thomas1fc<br />
I want it to display FC<br />
so what I did is this<br />
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preg_match_all('/[0-9][a-z<wbr />]+/',$_SES<wbr />SION['regi<wbr />onid_trans<wbr />fer'] , $words);<br />
$words = $words[0];<br />
echo $words[0];<br />
it gives me <br />
1fc instead of fc? what could be the problem. Also how can I make the fc uppercase. <br />
<br />
Thanks
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I have a value that I want to divide into 2 whenever there is a change of Word from number

so for example

I have Thomas1fc
I want it to display FC
so what I did is this

preg_match_all('/[0-9][a-z]+/',$_SESSION['regionid_transfer'] , $words);
$words = $words[0];
echo $words[0];
it gives me 
1fc instead of fc? what could be the problem. Also how can I make the fc uppercase. 

Thanks

preg_match_all

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