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      Hi everyone,

      I am a newbie in using this great software, and I am struggling to find a way to replace different values with one value.

      For example, I want to find the values of width then replace them to a specific value (say 100) :

      width=“170” length=“70”
      width=“110” length=“80”
      width=“90” length=“70”

      To:
      width=“100” length=“70”
      width=“100” length=“80”
      width=“100” length=“70”

      I have tried to type width=“.*” in the Find what: zone, and width=“10” in the Replace what: zone.

      This method did work, however it is removing whatever after the value ( the length in this example)

      I really appreciate it if you can help me

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      • Alan KilbornA
        Alan Kilborn @2 mins Summary
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        @2-mins-summary

        Find: width="\d+"
        Replace: width="100"
        Search mode: Regular expression

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        • Alan KilbornA
          Alan Kilborn @2 mins Summary
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          @2-mins-summary

          There is some great material on these types of data manipulations in the user manual as well as on this site, see here.

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            Alan Kilborn @Alan Kilborn
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            @alan-kilborn said in Replacing different values with one value:

            Find: width=“\d+”
            Replace: width=“100”
            Search mode: Regular expression

            And a presumption here is that you have straight quotes " in your real data, and not curly quotes “” like you show.

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              @alan-kilborn I really appreciate it
              God bless you
              you made my day

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