This should be easy for someone fairly good with regular expressions (one of these things I'm still lacking in).

It needs to match: 

Results <b># thru #</b> of #

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Of course, # is any number that can have commas in it. After the OF at the end, there can be any number of spaces before the last number. It seems the spaces change from time to time for some reason.

This is my attempt 

m/Results <b>[\d,]+ thru [\d,]</b> of \s+ ([\d,])/

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On top of that, the last number after the OF must be stored in the varible.

Can someone correct my code?

In reply to Simple regex with numbers by Anonymous Monk

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