Match the Ending of a String

The pattern of $ represents a match at the end of the searched string. The following examples illustrate a match at the end of the searched string, allowing the insertion of the replacement string at the end of the searched string.

Pattern Searched String Replace with .INX
$ SALESFIL SALESFIL.INX
$ ORDERFIL ORDERFIL.INX
$ CUST2FIL CUST2FIL.INX
$ salesfil salesfil.INX
Parent topic: Pattern Matching Examples
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