Removing only two numbers AFTER a decimal

[mfranchino21]

Hi, i have a string that will look something like this; 

45729816345272.36 73648728627811.854376628188193.4792986181921763484553.34 375376327236328textexttext 4572899473689494.233254756466

Every time there is a decimal,  I want to remove the following TWO numbers. so, if it sees a decimal, it will take away the following 2 numbers. 

I would want the above input to look like this; 

45729816345272. 73648728627811.4376628188193.92986181921763484553. 375376327236328textexttext 4572899473689494.3254756466

[binuacs · Accepted solution]

@mfranchino21 try the below regex 

[AndrewDMerrill]

Very odd use case, but here you go!

Edit: Didn't think about RegEx, but that's way cooler! Nicely done, @binuacs 

[mfranchino21]

awesome, thank you!

[TimN]

REGEX_Replace([string],'(\.\d{2})', '\.')