######### Goal:

I need to either:
A) Conditonally check & overwrite cell["c"] with a regex, if it matches a substring, before the record object is set,
or,
B) simply map through the records object after it is setup, and overwrite the "value" (which is cell["c"]) with regex, where value matches a substring.

Basically, I want to apply this regex:
[0-9.]+

on targeted string: any string (either record["value"] after its set, or cell["c"] before setting it into record) containing the words "as low as", such as:
"as low as 1.98%"

in order to yield only integers & a decimal point:
1.98

########## The "map" statement I am working with

 row.each_with_index { |cell, i|
        unique_id = "#{table_id}-#{cell["cellid"]}"
        record = {
          table_and_cell_id: unique_id,
          table_id: table_id,
          cell_id: cell["cellid"],
          first_column_description: column_descriptions.first,
          row_description: row_description,
          this_column_description: column_descriptions[i+1],
          value: cell["c"]
        }

        @logger.info "Record: #{record}"
        records.push record
      }

######## This is what I am attempting, but it isn't working--
This code, between record = {...} and @logger.info "Record: #{record"

hashObject.map { |k,v|
  if k == "value"
    v.include? "as low as"
        v = v.match /[0-9.]+/
  end }.to_h