Dead heat!
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A wildcard search for
([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})
replace with
\1^t\2^t\3
should do the trick
See http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm
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scotteh wrote:
HI all. I need to do an unusual search and replace and need some help.
Hopefully this is fairly basic for most people.
I have strings of numbers, cd-track-index all grouped together and I
want to seperate them with tabs. So the list looks like this:
231001
241002
253401
271501
They need to end up like this:
23 10 01
24 10 02
25 34 01
27 15 01
except with tabs instead of spaces. So I need to search for any 2
digits, then replace them with the SAME 2 digits + a tab character.
Any ideas?
Thanks!!
Scott