How to separate words of specific strings?

Faisal Alam

Let’s not waste any time and try to comprehend through the example given.

What I have:

6545 BRANDYWINI DR.SO KLAMATH FALLS CA

What I want:

6545 BRANDYWINI DR.SO KLAMATH FALLS
CA

Note: The word i want to seperate always consist ONLY 2 STRINGS/DIGITS/CHARACTERS and are always in uppercase

Thank you.

guy038

Hi, @faisal-alam and All,

Unlike your other post , the description of what you needs isn’t accurate enough !

You said :

Note: The word i want to seperate always consist ONLY 2 STRINGS/DIGITS/CHARACTERS and are always in uppercase

But, in the line :

6545 BRANDYWINI DR.SO KLAMATH FALLS CA

There are three words containing two uppercase letters :

DR
SO
CA

Or do you mean : I want the last word of line, with two uppercase letters, to be moved on next line ?

Regards,

guy038

Alan Kilborn

Do we just keep answering this person’s trivial data manipulations forever? Or do we request that said person start learning so that we can pursue more interesting things on this forum?

Faisal Alam

@guy038 i can manage everything if we are going for the last words but you need to tell me that doing this operation won’t affect the other 2 string words in any other line(case insensitive) and Thanks of course bro

guy038

Hello, @faisal-alam and All,

OK… So, the following regex S/R :

SEARCH \x20(\w\w(\R))

REPLACE \2\1

should do the trick !

Notes :

This search regex looks for a space character \x20 followed with any word of two word characters \w\w ( digits, uppercase or lowercase letters or the underscore char ) and followed with line-break character(s) (\R)
The word with the immediate line-break is stored as group 1
The line-break, itself, is stored as group 2
In replacement, we first add a line break \2 then the two-word chars and its line -break, so \1

But, sincerely, as @alan-kilborn said, you’d better learn from specific regex sites, to have a complete oversight of the regex world ! Refer, to these links below :

https://ryanstutorials.net/regular-expressions-tutorial/

https://ryanstutorials.net/regular-expressions-tutorial/regular-expressions-basics.php

https://www.regular-expressions.info/quickstart.html

http://www.regular-expressions.info

Looks also to this FAQ for other links :

https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/15765/faq-desk-where-to-find-regex-documentation

Of course, we are ready to help you if you have problems with a particular passage of these training courses !

Regards,

guy038

Faisal Alam

@guy038 thank you so much from my deep heart. I really appreciate your efforts towards an stranger like me. And i will definitely try learning from links provided by you. Thanks again.