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Javascript – Comma separated mobile number Regex validation

I’m trying validation for mobile number(With country code) which is not working. Posting the validation criteria below:

Valid Numbers:

  • +18790912345 (Valid)
  • +18790112345,+18790123409 (Valid)
  • +1-2569890912345 (Valid)
  • +1-2569890912345,+939890912098 (Valid)
  • -19890123909 (Valid)

Invalid Numbers:

  • +1909890 (Invalid)
  • 9800112345 (Invalid – without country code)
  • +1 9092345690 (Invalid-Containing spaces in between)

I’ve tried with the below regex code’s but it’s not passing the criteria.

/^[+-][1-9]{0,1}[0-9-]{0,16}[,]$/

and

^[+-][0-9-]{0,16}+(,[+-][0-9-]{0,16}+)*$

Please give some suggestions on this. Thanks.

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    Updated Regex: ^([+-][1-9][0-9]{0,2}S[0-9-S]{5,14}|[+-]d{6,14})$

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  2. 0 
    ^+(?:d{1,4}-)?d{1,14}(?:,+(?:d{1,4}-)?d{1,14})*$
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  3. 0

    It appears you want to match numbers that contain 8 to 16 digits with optional hyphens in between the digits.

    In this case, you can use

    ^[+-]d(?:-*d){7,15}(?:,[+-]d(?:-*d){7,15})*$

    See the regex demo.

    Details:

    • ^ – start of string
    • [+-] – a + or -
    • d(?:-*d){7,15} – a digit, then seven to fifteen repetitions of zero or more hyphens and a digit (so, 8 to 16 digits all in all)
    • (?: – start of a grouping:
      • , – a comma
      • [+-] – + or -
      • d(?:-*d){7,15} – see above (a phone number pattern part)
    • )* – end of the grouping, zero or more repetitions
    • $ – end of string.
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