Validation Rule for Indian PAN Card Number in Salesforce

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 Validation Rule for Indian PAN Card Number in Salesforce 

Create a custom field in your Object with the name Pancard

Paste this validation formula in that Object's Validation rule.


Validation Rule Formula:


NOT( REGEX( Pancard__c , "((([a-zA-Z]{5})\\d{4})[a-zA-Z]{1})")) 

Where: [A-Z]{5} represents the first five upper case alphabets which can be A to Z. [0-9]{4} represents the four numbers which can be 0-9. [A-Z]{1} represents the one upper case alphabet which can be A to Z. .

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