Validation on alphanumeric vakues

Hello there,
can anyone explain me that how to do validation on an item. item would take value as Y03.0, so first value always any character and then numbers with or without decimal.
value can be (Y03.0 or Y03 or A12 or A12.9 ) so on.
thanks in advance.
kind regards,

Thank you for your help
I am using as
^[[:alpha:]]{1} ([[0-9]]{2}/.)[[0-9]]{1)
for example A09 or A09.9 BUT it gave me error if first position is not a character that is ok for me but it did not check rest. so if i enter A0999 or a999 it does accept which should not be?
it should be accept min first three characters lbut it can be 3 to 5 including point (.) so fourth position always (.) so item can be as follows:
a09.0 , a09, B11.1 so first position always character then should take two numbers and optional (.) and number after (.) so last two are optional.
Much appriciate for any help.
kind regards,

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