Okay, i changed it to be within quotes and it works, 150 entered - matches "[1][5-9][0-9]" 1501 entered - does not match 250 entered - does not match So, it looks like we are a go on with surrounding the regexp with quotes. Thanks! Joe ... View more

i changed the panel 3 rule to be: rule (compare install variable): $input_num$ equals "150" Then, it displays panel 3. So, why does the regular expressions not work right? Joe ... View more

Hello Jerome. Thanks for the response, but i cannot get it to work. I changed it so to just display a message panel and here is what it does: Input panel: enter number 150-199 range into $input_num$ msg panel 1: you entered wrongly - $input_num$ rule: $input_num$ Does not match ^[1][5-9][0-9]$DOLLAR$ msg panel 2: you entered rightly - $input_num$ rule: $input_num$ Matches ^[1][5-9][0-9]$DOLLAR$ i execute it, and enter 150 and i get the first msg panel as if the number did not match. When i hit next, i do not get the second panel. So, i start the process again. I execute it, and enter 5555 and i get the same results above, where the first msg panel displays and not the second. I am thinking that rules are not working properly in my Enterprise 2009 edition. I added a new: msg panel 3: you entered right value rule (compare install variable): $input_num$ equals 150 and i reran it and entered 150, and again only the 1st msg panel appeared. What do you think is my problem? I have been using IA for about a year. I just upgraded from version 8 to 2009. Could this be a bug? Thanks! Joe ... View more

Yes, that did it. I will need to remember that. Joe ... View more