Hi everyone

  <span class="FiyatSmallBlackBack"><b>Bizde:</b></span><span class="FiyatSmallBlue"><b> 26,00 USD + KDV</b></span> <br />

 In that HTML I want to parse 26,00 USD +KDV using c# but that html could be as that ; (no +KDV just 26,00 USD</b>)

span class="FiyatSmallBlackBack"><b>Bizde:</b></span><span class="FiyatSmallBlue"><b> 26,00 USD </b></span> <br />

I am using  >(?<fiyat1>.*?) USD+(?<KDV>.*?)<. Result of that regex is ><b>Bizde:</b></span><span class="FiyatSmallBlue"><b> 26,00 USD + KDV<

But I want Just the 26,00 USD and if it is written +KDV thanks..

If all you want is the text that is not within a tag, then the HTML DOM may be a better approach. This is also true if all you want is the text within <span></span> tags, of even if there are special attributes the span tag must have.

However, this:

(?<!<[^<>]*)\s*([0-9.,]+)\s*usd\s*(\+\s*kdv)?\s*(?![^<>]*>)

with the 'ignore case' option set will find a string of digits (plus commas and decimal points) followed by the letters USD and optionally followed by a plus sign and the letters KDV as long as it is not inside a tag. I have allowed for spaces in various places which you may be able to cut out if you know they will never occur. The numeric amount will be in match group #1 and the "+KDV" will be in match group #2 if it is present in the text.

Whether this will work depends on what else is in the text file that you are examining.

Susan

thanks susan your regex is enough..