Remove Non-Numeric Characters

Clean text data by removing non-numeric characters while preserving numbers. Perfect for data processing, calculations, and extracting numerical values from mixed content like receipts, reports, and documents.

Multiple Processing Modes
Preserve Decimals & Signs
Extract Numbers
Statistical Analysis

Input Text

Enter text containing numbers and other characters

Filter Options

Result

Processed text with numeric filtering applied

Examples

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Mixed Text with Numbers
Extract numbers from pricing information
Price: $123.45, Quantity: 67 items, Tax: 8.5%
Phone Numbers
Clean phone number formats
Call us at (555) 123-4567 or +1-800-555-0199
Measurements
Extract measurement values
Length: 15.5cm, Width: 8.2cm, Height: 12cm
Financial Data
Process financial figures
Balance: -$1,234.56, Interest: +2.5%, Fee: $25.00

What is Non-Numeric Character Removal?

Non-numeric character removal is the process of filtering text to extract or isolate numerical content. This technique is essential in data processing, where you need to separate numbers from letters, symbols, and other characters for calculations, analysis, or database entry.

Clean Mode

Remove all non-numeric characters

Price: $123.45 → 123.45

Extract Mode

Extract numbers as separate items

Call 555-1234 → 555, 1234

Highlight Mode

Remove non-numeric while maintaining structure

Order #A123B → 123

Common Use Cases

Financial Data

Input: Price: $123.45, Tax: 8.5%
Output: 123.45, 8.5

Extract amounts from receipts and invoices

Contact Information

Input: Call (555) 123-4567
Output: 555, 123, 4567

Extract phone numbers and codes

Product Codes

Input: SKU: ABC123XYZ456
Output: 123456

Extract numeric parts from identifiers

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Clean and Extract modes?

Clean mode removes non-numeric characters but maintains the text structure, while Extract mode identifies complete numbers and lists them separately.

Can I preserve decimal numbers and negative values?

Yes! Use the toggle options to keep decimal points (.) and negative signs (-). This ensures numbers like -123.45 remain intact.