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Local $Clipboard
 
While True
   $Clipboard = ClipGet()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3001") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3002") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3003") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3004") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3005") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3006") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3007") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3008") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3009") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3010") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3011") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3012") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3013") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3014") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3015") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3016") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3017") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3018") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3019") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3020") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3022") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3023") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3024") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3025") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3026") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3027") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3028") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3029") Then found_number()
   If StringInStr($Clipboard, "3030") Then found_number()
WEnd
 
Func found_number()
MouseClick("right", 850,900,1)
MouseClick("left", 860,930,1)
EndFunc

Please someone lowers the 30 lines, I have no idea to do this. 

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1)  2000 to 9999 is :
 - [2 to 9] followed by 3 numbers :   [2-9]\d{3}
2) 10000 to 99999 is :
 - [1 to 9] followed by 4 numbers : [1-9]\d{4}
3) 100000 is :
 - 1 followed by 5 "0" : 10{5}
 

You want to the check if the string matches 1 Or 2 Or 3 :
[2-9]\d{3} or [1-9]\d{4} or 10{5}

So the pattern is
 [2-9]\d{3}|[1-9]\d{4}|10{5}

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