Social Security Number Macro

The Social Security Number macro is used to insert social security numbers into strings generated with the Custom String generator.

The macro is an analog of the Social Security Number data generator.

The macro is specified using the following regular expression:

This regular expression specifies the string that contains five digits. You can change this regular expression if necessary. For more information on the syntax of regular expressions, see Supported Regular Expressions.

The macro has no parameters.

The following examples demonstrate the use of the Social Security Number macro:

• [0-9]{3}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{4}

  This regular expression specifies social security numbers used in the United States.

• [1-9]{3}-[1-9]{2}-[1-9]{4}

  This regular expression specifies social security numbers that do not contain zeros.

• For more information on adding macros to custom strings, see About Custom String Generator

• For more information on general rules used for specifying macro parameters, see Custom String Generator Rules .