I'm using Sublime Text 3 and have a CSV file with 1200 tax rates in this format:
Code,Country,State,Zip/Post Code,Rate,default
US-NY-10001-Rate 1,US,NY,10001,0.08875,
....
I need a regex to find each value separated by a comma so I can then wrap quotes around it.
Is this possible?
Find the following regular expression (using capturing group and backreference):
([^,\n]+)
and replace it with:
"\1"
Related
I have a text below with data in a CSV file
2,3
4,5
6,7
When I save an open this in notepad++, it has extra commas like
2,3,,,,
4,5,,
6,7,,,,,
like you see, there are variable number of leading commas,
I tried a regex match using:
/,{2,}/
I have selected the regular expressions combo-box from the search mode in ctrl + H Replace box.
For some reason this is not working. What do I need to do to match multiple comma and not get rid of single comma?
Is there a better way to get this done in notepad++?
Regex:
,{2,}$
Replacement string:
empty string
This will replace two or more trailing commas with an empty string. To remove all the trailing commas then use ,+$ regex.
\d+(?:,\d+)?\K.*$
You can use this.Replace by empty string.This will work with data like 2,3,
See demo.
https://regex101.com/r/iS6jF6/9
I have a list of numbers comma seperated. what is the regex pattern to add single quotes around them.
Have this-
1234434343243,43432,2323232,5342324324324
Want this-
'1234434343243','43432','2323232','5342324324324'
I am using notepad++ or msword not writting program.
Any help appreciated.
Find what:
(\d+)
Replace with:
'\1'
I have a file abc.txt which has data like this when I opened up in notepad++
10.114.128.196, 10.149.53.72, 40.169.74.47
Is there any way I can make it like this using regular expressions in notepad++?
10.114.128.196,abc
10.149.53.72,abc
40.169.74.47,abc
Search for
(\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3})[,\s]*
and replace with
$1,abc\n
(\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3}) matches 1 to 3 digits followed by 3 more such groups starting with a ".". Because of the round brackets around the found pattern is stored in capturing group 1, you can reuse this matched text in the replacement by inserting $1.
[,\s]* matches zero or more commas and whitespace characters.
Global replace ", " with ",abc\n"?
On the field search put: ((\d+\.?){4}(.)( ?))
On the field replace put: $1abc\r\n
The last line will not have a comma , so I think it is ok to have just this one to fix ;)
I have a document which has been copy/pasted from MS Word. All the quotations are copied as ''something'' which basically is creating a mess in my LaTeX document, hence they have to be ``something''.
Is it possible to make a regular expression that finds all these ''something'' where something can be anything (including symbols, numbers etc.), and a regular expression that replaces it with the correct quotation? I am using Sublime Text which is able to use RegEX directly in the editor.
The below regex would match all the double single quoted strings and capture all the characters except the first two single quotes(only in the matched string). Replacing the matched characters with double backticks plus the characters inside group index 1 will give you the desired result.
Regex:
''(.*?'')
Replacemnet string:
``$1
DEMO
I have
12.hello.mp3
21.true.mp3
35.good.mp3
.
.
.
so on as file names in listed in a text file.
I need to replace only those dots(.) infront of numbers with a space.(e.g. 12.hello.mp3 => 12 hello.mp3).
If I have regex as "[0-9].", it replaces number also.
Please help me.
Replace
^(\d+)\.(.*mp3)$
with
\1 \2
Also, in recent versions of notepad++, it will also accept the following, which is also accepted by other IDEs/editors (eg. JetBrains products like Intellij IDEA):
$1 $2
This assumes that the notepad++ regex matching engine supports groups. What the regex basically means is: match the digits in front of the first dot as group 1 and everything after it as group 2 (but only if it ends with mp3)
I tested with vscode. You must use groups with parentheses (group of regex)
Practical example
start with sample data
1 a text
2 another text
3 yet more text
Do the Regex to find/Search the numerical digits and spaces. The group here will be the digits as it is surrounded in parenthesis
(\d)\s
Run a replace regex ops. Replace spaces for a dash but keep the numbers or digits in each line
$1-
Outputs
1-a text
2-another text
3-yet more text
Using the basic pattern, well described in the accepted answer here is an example to add the class="odd" and class="even" to every <tr> element in Notepad++ or any other regex compatible editor:
Find what: (<tr><td>)(.*?\r\n)(<tr><td>)(.*?\r\n)
Replace with: <tr class="odd"><td>\2<tr class="even"><td>\4