How to find a comma that is embedded in a string?

[John Blue]

I have a Json data file like below:

{
	"customers": 
	{
		[
			{
				"cus_id": "1234",
				"first_name": "John",
				"last_name": "Smith",
				"add_1": "2369 Lake St",
				"add_2": "",
				"city": "New York",
				"state": "NY",
				"zip": "10003",
				"company": "Joe Supplier, Inc."
			},
			{
				"cus_id": "3456",
				"first_name": "Mary",
				"last_name": "Hope",
				"add_1": "208 Mountain View Way",
				"add_2": "APT-2",
				"city": "San Francisco",
				"state": "CA",
				"zip": "93102",
				"company": "Sunnywood Logistics, LLC."
			}
		]
	}
}

I just want to find the embedded (,) in the company value. How can I do that in Notepad++?

Thank you!

[PeterJones]

@John-Blue ,

Using Notepad++'s “regular expression” mode in your search, you can search for "company": "[^"]*\K, – which will search for the key’s name, and the opening quote mark, then search for any non-quotemark until it finds the comma. The \K just before the , means it will only select what’s after the \K when you click find, rather than selecting everything from the start of "company".

However, you should probably read our FAQ: Parsing and Editing JSON with regex is a bad idea

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Useful References

• Notepad++ Online User Manual: Searching/Regex
• FAQ: Where to find other regular expressions (regex) documentation

[John Blue]

@PeterJones, thank you so much!