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    • guy038G
      guy038
      last edited by guy038

      Hi NotPad001 and All,

      Ah ! I understood why the regex does not match the 2nd section with GENDER=MALE Don’t you see it ? Well, seemingly, from your picture, the last line ( line 25 ) does not end with a colon character ! And it’s obvious that searching from GENDER=FEMALE sections worked perfectly right ;-))

      So the correct regex to process is :

      SEARCH (?s-i)^STARTDATA:\R(?-s:.*\R){0,3}GENDER=MALE.+?^ENDDATA:?

      I just added a regex question mark symbol ( ? ), which is a shorthand of the {0,1} quantifier, at the end of the regex

      BTW, note that, if the line GENDER=.... is located right after the STARTDATA: line, you may simply use the shorter regex :

      SEARCH (?s-i)^STARTDATA:\RGENDER=MALE.+?^ENDDATA:?


      Now, there are a lot of methods to filter out your text : Let’s suppose that you want to keep sections with GENDER=MALE, only :

      • First, you could use an option from the Bookmark menu ( Search > Bookmark )

        • Bookmark sections containing GENDER=MALE, with the appropriate regex and, then, use the option Search > Bookmark > Remove Unmarked lines

        • Bookmark sections containing GENDER=FEMALE, with the appropriate regex and, then, use the option Search > Bookmark > Remove Bookmarked lines

      • Secondly, you could use one of the two regex S/R, below, ( Ctrl + H ), directly, searching for GENDER=FEMALE sections and clicking on the Replace All button :

        • SEARCH (?s-i)^STARTDATA:\RGENDER=FEMALE.+?^ENDDATA:?\R?

        • REPLACE Leave EMPTY

        • SEARCH (?s-i)^STARTDATA:\R(?-s:.*\R){M,N}GENDER=FEMALE.+?^ENDDATA:?\R?

        • REPLACE Leave EMPTY

      Remark that, in order to delete the entire lines ENDDATA:, we need to add the part \R? at the end of the regexes to match the line-break of lines ENDDATA(:) too, which is optional, in case that the very last line of your file is not followed with a line-break !

      Best regards,

      guy038

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      • NotPad001N
        NotPad001
        last edited by

        Thanks guy038 – you are spot on!
        Now it works very well after I included the missing : on the last row in my example. My fault – and I will be more observant! Also thanks for the additional information. You know your stuff!!

        Related questions on this topic:
        Is it possible to include wildcard search criteria such as instead of searching for GENDER=MALE you only search for NDER=MA in a similar way as using the star (*) in front of NDER=MA when searching for things in Excel. The requested result is to Bookmark Line the same lines as in the example that you guy038 solved.

        Because: I noticed that in case I have spaces in front of the GENDER=MALE – I cannot get it to work. Do you have any ideas how to solve that use case?

        Example: GENDER=MALE has 2 spaces in front of it – but the number of spaces can vary. Ideally I would like to use the wildcard approach as well in the cases where there are spaces in front of the text.

        Also: In case the lines STARTDATA: and ENDDATA: also have empty Spaces in front of it – can that be captured as well? The use case is to mark the same Lines as successfully marked in the example that you guy038 fixed.

        Thanks a lot!

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        • Alan KilbornA
          Alan Kilborn @NotPad001
          last edited by

          @NotPad001 said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

          wildcard search criteria

          You should pay closer attention.
          @guy038 is attempting to educate you about “regular expressions”.
          To even speak of “wildcard search” in the same breath is blasphemous.

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          • guy038G
            guy038
            last edited by guy038

            Hello, @notpad001 and All,

            No problem ! We just have to add the regex \h*, matching any range, even null, of horizontal blank characters, so, mainly, the tab and space chars, at every beginning of line of the regex

            So, in case you want to keep sections, containing the GENDER=MALE string, this would result in the *new regex syntaxes, below :

            • SEARCH (?s-i)^\h*STARTDATA:\R\h*GENDER=FEMALE.+?^\h*ENDDATA:?\R?

            • REPLACE Leave EMPTY

            OR

            • SEARCH (?s-i)^\h*STARTDATA:\R(?-s:.*\R){M,N}\h*GENDER=FEMALE.+?^\h*ENDDATA:?\R? ( Do not forget to replace M and N variables with true integers ! )

            • REPLACE Leave EMPTY

            Test, for example, the regex (?s-i)^\h*STARTDATA:\R\h*GENDER=FEMALE.+?^\h*ENDDATA:?\R? against the text, below :

                STARTDATA:
                    GENDER=MALE
                NAME=JOE
            		AGE=34
                HEIGHT=181
            				ENDDATA:
                STARTDATA:
                GENDER=FEMALE
            	NAME=MARIA
                AGE=38
                HEIGHT=163
                    ENDDATA:
            	    STARTDATA:
                GENDER=FEMALE
            	NAME=DIANA
                AGE=56
            				    HEIGHT=150
                ENDDATA:
            	STARTDATA:
                GENDER=MALE
                            NAME=KEVIN
                AGE=21
                HEIGHT=201
                WEIGHT=97
            	ENDDATA:
            

            You should get the text :

                STARTDATA:
                    GENDER=MALE
                NAME=JOE
            		AGE=34
                HEIGHT=181
            				ENDDATA:
            	STARTDATA:
                GENDER=MALE
                            NAME=KEVIN
                AGE=21
                HEIGHT=201
                WEIGHT=97
            		ENDDATA:
            

            And, in order to delete any blank character, after the first N characters of each line :

            • Use the Edit > Blank Operations > TAB to Space menu option to replace each tab char with its appropriate number of space character(s)

            • Secondly, use this generic regex S/R, which will delete any space char, after the first N : characters of the each line

              • SEARCH ^\x20{N}\K\x20+ ( we’ll use, in our case, the real regex ^\x20{4}\K\x20+ )

              • REPLACE Leave EMPTY

            After clicking on the Replace All button, exclusively, you’re left with that expected result :

                STARTDATA:
                GENDER=MALE
                NAME=JOE
                AGE=34
                HEIGHT=181
                ENDDATA:
                STARTDATA:
                GENDER=MALE
                NAME=KEVIN
                AGE=21
                HEIGHT=201
                WEIGHT=97
                ENDDATA:
            

            Cheers,

            guy038

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            • guy038G
              guy038
              last edited by

              Hi, @notpad001, @alan-kilborn,

              Alan, I wouldn’t say it is blasphemous, but rather inappropriate !

              BR

              guy038

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              • sam rathodS
                sam rathod @guy038
                last edited by PeterJones

                @guy038
                Hey, i am trying to extract 10 lines above word “ignored”, i tried using this command from your other post (.*\R){10}^.*ignored.*\R but it is showing Invalid Regular Expression.
                Following are few lines from the whole text file.l, can u help me out. Thanks for your valuable posts.

                      B465  B416  100.00    0.00    0.00     1.17   -32.75   -12.11   346.17   791.11  1618.77    0.042
                B483  B478  B486  100.00    0.00    0.00    -0.88    -2.81     1.55   211.14   417.77   795.80    0.007
                      B478  B363  100.00    0.00    0.00     4.29    -2.66   -14.84   302.41   721.07  1413.40    0.011
                B479  B476  B477    0.00  100.00    0.00    -0.35     2.33     0.63   183.52   417.34   794.06    0.006
                      B476  B481   26.71   73.29    0.00    -0.61    -4.35    -2.34   190.81   417.34   794.06    0.011
                      B476  B361  100.00    0.00    0.00     3.32    -1.65    32.38   217.19   472.63   999.46    0.033
                B477  B479  B473    3.69   96.31    0.00    -5.24    -5.33     0.82   258.08   587.08  1162.04    0.010
                      B479  B485    0.00  100.00    0.00    -5.05     4.64     2.77   256.20   587.08  1162.04    0.009
                      B479  B408  100.00    0.00    0.00    -2.39   -10.75   -12.76   421.63   791.10  1618.76    0.016
                B489  B479  B487   41.71   58.29    0.00    -0.69    -2.92     0.72   195.22   417.80   795.95    0.007
                      B479  B485    0.00  100.00    0.00    -0.39     0.16     0.72   183.81   417.80   795.95    0.001
                      B479  B363  100.00    0.00    0.00     0.26    -1.57    22.99   217.53   473.15  1001.83    0.023
                B485  B489  B477    9.91   90.09    0.00    -5.01    -5.55     0.06   261.25   587.09  1162.07    0.010
                      B489  B492    0.00  100.00    0.00    -4.52    -4.82     4.16   256.20   587.09  1162.07    0.009
                      B489  B417  100.00    0.00    0.00     0.30    -6.94    -7.89   346.17   791.11  1618.80    0.010
                 
                [FF]
                
                SACS CONNECT Edition V(15.1) - CL                                                        Company: Lamprell Energy Ltd.
                       CRPO-126-MRJN 2050/2059 - JACKET BOAT IMPACT ANALYSIS                        DATE 11-MAR-2024  TIME 06:50:22   CLP PAGE 1151
                
                                                      ** SACS COLLAPSE IMPACT ENERGY ABSORPTION **
                 
                 
                                                        INCREMENT  37          LOAD FACTOR     6.200
                 
                                                                Aggregate          Incremental
                                                                   (MJ)                (MJ) 
                              Energy absorbed by structure  =        0.1262              0.0021
                              % of total energy absorbed    =      100.9477   (%)        1.6442   (%)
                 
                 
                     **** WARNING - IMPACT ENERGY ABSORBED AT LOAD STEP    37
                     **** WARNING - THE REMAINING    96 INCREMENT(S) OF THE LOAD STEP WILL BE IGNORED
                 
                [FF]
                SACS CONNECT Edition V(15.1) - CL                                                        Company: Lamprell Energy Ltd.
                
                       CRPO-126-MRJN 2050/2059 - JACKET BOAT IMPACT ANALYSIS                        DATE 11-MAR-2024  TIME 06:50:22   CLP PAGE 1152
                
                          **** FINAL DEFLECTIONS AND ROTATIONS FOR LOAD SEQUENCE LCE1 ****
                                                 LOAD CASE OE01
                                               LOAD FACTOR  6.200
                 
                 
                                   ****** DEFLECTIONS ******   ******* ROTATIONS *******
                          JOINT       X        Y        Z          X        Y        Z
                                      CM       CM       CM        RAD      RAD      RAD
                 
                 
                          0243       0.192   -0.712   -0.005    0.00146  0.00058 -0.00019
                          0269       0.348   -0.873   -0.736    0.00168  0.00070  0.00022
                          0276       0.399   -0.518   -1.297    0.00117  0.00063  0.00030
                          0277       0.137   -0.584   -0.590    0.00151  0.00037  0.00020
                          101L       0.364   -0.914   -0.734    0.00168  0.00070  0.00022
                          102L       0.414   -0.547   -1.296    0.00117  0.00063  0.00030
                

                Regards,
                Aaditya

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                • PeterJonesP
                  PeterJones @sam rathod
                  last edited by

                  @sam-rathod said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

                  post (.*\R){10}^.*ignored.*\R but it is showing Invalid Regular Expression.

                  What you typed in your post is valid regex, so I have to assume that’s not what you had in the FIND WHAT field. If that’s exactly what you had, please show a screenshot of the whole dialog box

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                  • mkupperM
                    mkupper @sam rathod
                    last edited by mkupper

                    @sam-rathod As @PeterJones noted, your regular expression is valid.

                    @all - I discovered it’s challenging as I think I think @sam-rathod intended to start the extraction at the line that starts with SACS CONNECT Edition and that the does not count empty or blank-only lines as “lines.”

                    But, how can can we go backwards by nine lines that are not blank/empty from the IGNORED anchor?

                    Thinking forwards is much easier for me: ^SACS CONNECT Edition(?s).*IGNORED(?-s).*

                    @sam-rathod the (?s) part puts the regular expression engine in a mode where dot also matched end of lines meaning we will skip/match all lines from SACS CONNECT Edition up to the word IGNORED. Once we get to IGNORED we do (?-s) which turns the dot matching end-of-line thing off and the final .* picks up the remainder of the line.

                    To make this safer I would use the case-sensitive (?-i)^SACS CONNECT Edition(?s).*IGNORED(?-s).*

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                    • sam rathodS
                      sam rathod @PeterJones
                      last edited by

                      @PeterJones
                      Hey
                      The output that I am expecting:
                      e256c5ec-61e7-4f9b-b662-7a0ff7ac65cd-image.png
                      The area marked in grey is what i want MARKED

                      This is the error that it is showing after entering the regex command:
                      6245c6bf-ff6b-4d21-a8d7-bad8664c1be3-image.png

                      I tried attaching files but i am unable to.

                      Thanks guys for reaching out so quick to such an old topic, much appreciated.

                      Regards,
                      Aaditya

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                      • sam rathodS
                        sam rathod @mkupper
                        last edited by

                        @mkupper
                        Hello,

                        Actually the occurrence of SACS CONNECT Edition is at multiple times so i guess that might be one issue, also i tried the <(?-i)^SACS CONNECT Edition(?s).IGNORED(?-s).> but it is giving this error:
                        ca22ddb2-1218-4703-8eb2-f88b6b6a7dbf-image.png

                        Regards,
                        Aaditya

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                        • mkupperM
                          mkupper @sam rathod
                          last edited by

                          @sam-rathod - I start out by trying to see if there is a pattern to the data that I can take advantage of. I test this carefully to understand any possible exceptions to the pattern.

                          You have provided two examples and so from that the pattern I see is the the sections that you want to highlight start with these lines:

                                                                ** SACS COLLAPSE IMPACT ENERGY ABSORPTION **
                                    **** FINAL DEFLECTIONS AND ROTATIONS FOR LOAD SEQUENCE LCE1 ****
                          

                          I also see that above this is the page header which starts with SACS CONNECT Edition and so first do a test (?-i)^SACS CONNECT Edition and count how many page headers there are. Let’s say there are 957 in the file. I write down 957 so I won’t forget.

                          I then build a regular expression that matches the start of the data. I’ll do (?-i)^ +\*+ [A-Z0-9 ]+ \*+$ and verify that it matches exactly 957 times in the file. If it fails to match exactly 957 times then I tighten or loosen the regular expression as needed until it nails 957.

                          I do the same thing for the IGNORED lines. I first do (?-i)IGNORED$ and count. Let’s say there are 57 and so I write that down. The full pattern for the IGNORED lines seems to be (?-i)^ +\*{4} WARNING - THE REMAINING +[0-9]+ INCREMENT\(S\) OF THE LOAD STEP WILL BE IGNORED$ Adjust that expression until it gets exactly 57 matches.

                          Now we know we have 957 page headers and 57 of them are the ones we are interested in. As the sample size you have provided only has one example of what we want to match I will use a more general

                          (?-i)^(?: +\*+ [A-Z][A-Z0-9 ]+ \*+\R)(?:.*\R){1,25}(?: +\*{4} WARNING - THE REMAINING +[0-9]+ INCREMENT\(S\) OF THE LOAD STEP WILL BE IGNORED)$
                          

                          Drop that into Notepad++. I added a couple of extra parentheses in there so that when you move the cursor to a ( or ) that Notepad++ will highlight the other one of of the ( … ) pairs.

                          The groups within that rather long expression are:

                          • (?-i) - Turn the ignore letter case flag off.
                          • ^(?: +\*+ [A-Z][A-Z0-9 ]+ \*+\R) - This is the thing that matches the start of the blocks we want to select. We know it matches 957 times.
                          • (?:.*\R){1,25} - Allow for one to 25 lines that may be empty or may have stuff.
                          • (?: +\*{4} WARNING - THE REMAINING +[0-9]+ INCREMENT\(S\) OF THE LOAD STEP WILL BE IGNORED)$ - This matches the last line of the things we are interested in.

                          In this case I solved the problem by using (?:.*\R){1,25}. I know that the first line will match many times but don’t want to bother with scanning too far before testing for the last line. With a better sample size I likely would tune {1,25} to be a better match for how far down that IGNORED line is.

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                          • PeterJonesP
                            PeterJones @sam rathod
                            last edited by PeterJones

                            @sam-rathod said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

                            This is the error that it is showing after entering the regex command:

                            That’s an exeedingly fuzzy screenshot.
                            3492b2f6-8569-4ac7-a3a9-cff5dfa764b0-image.png
                            But to me, that looks a lot more like (.*\R}{10}^.*ignored.*\R instead of (.*\R){10}^.*ignored.*\R – the first group is accidentally closed by a curly-brace } instead of a close-parenthesis ). Assuming that fuzzy character really is }, I can replicate your error; and if I hover over the ... in the error message, it tells me exactly what’s gone wrong with the expression:
                            faf7ceca-84f5-4d1c-b78f-463aa4d851a0-image.png

                            If it’s actually something else wrong with yours, that ... hover will help you diagnose it.

                            But either way, if I enter the regex that you claimed to use, rather than the one that your fuzzy screenshot shows, it just shows that it’s not finding text, not that there was an error in the regex.

                            2f4372d8-d9ec-485a-86d0-6d75d991254e-image.png

                            I tried attaching files but i am unable to.

                            That’s not the right way of sharing data, as has been explained in the FAQs about formatting example text and the template for search/replace questions. Those FAQs show how to format your text so that it appears in the copyable text box (which is how I changed your original post using moderator powers to show the data in the text box – I will actually go back and remove the extra line endings, which may have been accidentally introduced when I did the first edit).

                            When i use the expression that you said you were using, on the data that you had in your post, I match almost what your followon post said you wanted to match:

                            606b245c-6f7e-4620-b960-481276681591-image.png

                            The reason it doesn’t match everything is because you said you wanted 10 lines before the “ignored” line… but your screenshot with manual highlight shows that you actually wanted 12 lines before the “ignored” line, so you just need to change the count from {10} to {12} …

                            And, as your regex uses ignored but your actual text is IGNORED, and as we want to make sure that the . from the first capture group doesn’t match newlines, the final regex you should use is
                            FIND WHAT = (?i-s)(.*\R){12}^.*ignored.*\R – as shown below, this matches what you say you want to match.

                            4383f782-17e9-4e4b-8544-b9257dca3ada-image.png

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                            • sam rathodS
                              sam rathod @mkupper
                              last edited by

                              @mkupper said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

                              (?-i)^(?: +*+ [A-Z][A-Z0-9 ]+ *+\R)(?:.*\R){1,25}(?: +*{4} WARNING - THE REMAINING +[0-9]+ INCREMENT(S) OF THE LOAD STEP WILL BE IGNORED)$

                              This did the wonder, thanks for the help man on my own i would never been able to figure this out. I am new to notepad++ will appreciate if you can share some learning material to start from basics.

                              Thanks a Lot.

                              Regards,
                              Aaditya

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                              • sam rathodS
                                sam rathod @PeterJones
                                last edited by

                                @PeterJones said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

                                (?i-s)(.*\R){12}^.ignored.\R

                                The screenshot looks fuzzy but i had entered the same equation that was been mentioned by @guy038.

                                Will go through the FAQs for sharing data and will understand how to post on this.

                                I tried the final Regex :

                                (?i-s)(.*\R){12}^.*ignored.*\R
                                

                                27da62cf-3dc0-462b-aa57-00c5e2c74694-image.png

                                Thanks for actively resolving the issue i was facing, will appreciate if u can share some learning material to start from the basics.

                                Thanks & Regards,
                                Aaditya

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                                • Alan KilbornA
                                  Alan Kilborn @sam rathod
                                  last edited by

                                  @sam-rathod said in How to bookmark lines around a line containing a specific expression 'XXX' ?:

                                  will appreciate if u can share some learning material to start from the basics

                                  A good starting point is HERE.

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                                  • guy038G
                                    guy038
                                    last edited by guy038

                                    Hello, @sam-rathod, @peterjones, @mkupper, @alan-kilborn and All,

                                    I suppose that dealing with files with important size may lead to this regex message, even if this regex does work properly with small files :-((

                                    So, @sam-rathod, could you try with this new regex version :

                                    SEARCH/MARK (?-is)^(?:.*\R){12}.*IGNORED.*\R

                                    Best Regards,

                                    guy038

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                                    • sam rathodS
                                      sam rathod
                                      last edited by sam rathod

                                      Hello,

                                      If i have range of text for example

                                      "This is the specific text in the document that i will search"
                                      Line1 that dont want marked
                                      Line2 that dont want marked
                                      
                                      Line3 that dont want marked
                                      
                                      Line 1 want to mark
                                      Line 2 want to mark
                                      Line 3 want to mark
                                      Line 4 want to mark
                                      Line 5 want to mark
                                      
                                      ""This is the specific text in the document that i will search"
                                      Line1 that dont want marked
                                      Line2 that dont want marked
                                      
                                      Line3 that dont want marked
                                      
                                      Line 6 want to mark
                                      Line 7 want to mark
                                      Line 8 want to mark
                                      Line 9 want to mark
                                      Line 10 want to mark
                                      

                                      The output i am expecting

                                      Line 1 want to mark
                                      Line 2 want to mark
                                      Line 3 want to mark
                                      Line 4 want to mark
                                      Line 5 want to mark
                                      Line 6 want to mark
                                      Line 7 want to mark
                                      Line 8 want to mark
                                      Line 9 want to mark
                                      Line 10 want to mark
                                      
                                      ^.*This is the specific text in the document that i will search.*\R(?:.*\R){5}((?:.*\R){5})
                                      

                                      Tried various option but unable to skip the lines as everything after specific text is getting marked.

                                      Regards,
                                      Aa

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                                      • guy038G
                                        guy038
                                        last edited by

                                        Hi, @sam-rathod and All,

                                        I do not understand clearly what you want to achiveve !

                                        Given this INPUT text, below :

                                        "This is the specific text in the document that i will search"
                                        Line1 that dont want marked
                                        Line2 that dont want marked
                                        
                                        Line3 that dont want marked
                                        
                                        Line 1 want to mark
                                        Line 2 want to mark
                                        Line 3 want to mark
                                        Line 4 want to mark
                                        Line 5 want to mark
                                        
                                        ""This is the specific text in the document that i will search"
                                        Line1 that dont want marked
                                        Line2 that dont want marked
                                        
                                        Line3 that dont want marked
                                        
                                        Line 6 want to mark
                                        Line 7 want to mark
                                        Line 8 want to mark
                                        Line 9 want to mark
                                        Line 10 want to mark
                                        

                                        And let’s suppose that you’ve previously bookmarked all the lines with the Line #..# want to mark syntax

                                        Then just use the Search > Bookmark > Remove Unmarked lines option and you’re left with the following expected OUTPUT text :

                                        Line 1 want to mark
                                        Line 2 want to mark
                                        Line 3 want to mark
                                        Line 4 want to mark
                                        Line 5 want to mark
                                        Line 6 want to mark
                                        Line 7 want to mark
                                        Line 8 want to mark
                                        Line 9 want to mark
                                        Line 10 want to mark
                                        

                                        Best Regards,

                                        guy038

                                        ~

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                                        • sam rathodS
                                          sam rathod @guy038
                                          last edited by

                                          @guy038
                                          No i am not able to bookmark only the specific line that i want mark.

                                          Basically i want to find a specific text , ignore 4 lines after it and mark& select 5 line after the specific text & 4 lines.

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                                          • sam rathodS
                                            sam rathod @sam rathod
                                            last edited by

                                            @sam-rathod

                                            Sample of data i am trying to figure out.

                                            tmp_f01d3921-e931-4f57-b01c-3308f3437ea2.png

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