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Hi! A have a very big file with a lot od data.
Is it possible to search ,for example, a word (dog) and collect all lines with this word?
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open the find dialog, switch to the
Marktab, check theBookmark linecheckbox, callMark AllOnce the result is shown, right click one of the bookmarked lines and click
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Or, similar to @Ekopalypse’s correct solution:
Open the find dialog, use the
Findtab, enter the search string inFind what :and click onFind All in Current DocumentOnce the result is shown, right click one of the result lines in the
Search resultswindow on the bottom, clickSelect Alland thenCopy Selected line(s) -
@datatraveller1 said in Filter data:
right click one of the result lines in the Search results window on the bottom, click Select Alland then Copy Selected line(s)
This is only good advice if one has no other search results present in the window; otherwise all lines will be copied from all searches, which may not be relevant to the current search data that the OP is attempting to obtain.
A better way is to right-click on the Search “dog” … line (red dot in the following screenshot) and choose Copy Selected Line(s) without selecting any text in Search results window at all:
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@Alan-Kilborn Yes, good hint.
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I suppose it is a “good hint” but it is somewhat counter-intuitive for unknowing users. I mean, the menu item says it is going to copy something that is selected, and nothing is selected (but it still does something when invoked). :-(
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@Alan-Kilborn Personally, most times I use my solution with clearing the results in the search results window before (if any) with right-click on “Clear all”. I rarely need more than one search result. I wished there was an option to always generate only one fresh search result.
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@datatraveller1 said in Filter data:
I wished there was an option to always generate only one fresh search result.
Tick this option and you shall have it!:
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@Alan-Kilborn Great, Thank you!
