Finding a value in one line and prepending it to the next line

[MaximillianM]

Hi, I would like to do a find in one line and then prepend that value to a line right after that line.
I’ve found this regex
Find (my value) [\r\n]+([^\r\n]+)
Replace \r00:05 min \1

The challenge is the value I’m trying to find “00:05” is in a time stamp in the form 00:05:05:001

When I use find and replace with only using as in 05[\r\n]+([^\r\n]+) it works, but returns too many values. When I use the full value I need to find 00:05: 00:05:[\r\n]+([^\r\n]+)it returns no values found. I’m guessing the : with the regex messes up the find.

Can you see where my error is?

Thanks

Below is some more detail if that helps.

Here is a sample of the text I am searching

110
00:04:59.335 --> 00:05:01.725
So, welcome to this video

111
00:05:01.825 --> 00:05:05.525
If you have any questions

So the regex would find the 00:05 in the first timestamp and then prepend it to the next line. Note: the first 00:05 could also be in the beginning of the line.

110
00:04:59.335 --> 00:05:01.725
00:05 min So, welcome to this video

Thanks Again

[Coises]

@MaximillianM said in Finding a value in one line and prepending it to the next line:

00:05:[\r\n]+([^\r\n]+)

You want:

Find what: (00:05:[^\r\n]+[\r\n]+)
Replace with: \100:05 min

Though you can’t see it here, there is a space after min.

[MaximillianM]

@Coises said in Finding a value in one line and prepending it to the next line:

(00:05:[^\r\n]+[\r\n]+)

Thanks so much!