My previous post is incorrect, it forces ###,### so you can't enter som

My previous post is incorrect, it forces ###,### so you can't enter something like 1,000
Switching to something like [#][#][#][,][#][#][#][,][#][#][#][,][#][#]# does not seem to work either, because entering 1,000 still wants a trailing digit to be added, so I assume it is matching from the start, rather than what is required.

Hi Rick ,

Thank you for reaching out.

Can you please direct us to your previous post so we can understand your issue better?

Also, please let us know more about what you are trying to achieve so we can check this on our end.

We will wait for your reply.

It was my previous post on the same thread, about input masks. I wanted to have a mask that would allow numeric input for whole dollars, with the commas (separating thousands, millions, etc.) to be optional.

I found this to work for me in conjunction with making the field required: [#][#][#][,][#][#][#][,][#][#][#][,][#][#][#] 

The point of my original post is that the documentation provided for the topic of input masking does not include anything about using the square brackets for optional elements. I forget where I stumbled on that gem.

We are glad that you have found a solution to your inquiry regarding input mask.

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Thank You

No, I found something that worked, so I am good.

Thanks,
Rick