thanks

Ah… OK ! You just want lines with true words, followed with the unique digit 1, at end of line. Even, the case haslo11 must not be in the output text !

If so, use the following regex S/R :

SEARCH (?i-s)^.+(?<!\u1)\R

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

Notes :

• The first part (?i-s) means that the regex engine :

  • Runs the search process in a insensitive way , (?i)

  • Considers that any dot . matches a single standard character ( and not the EOL chars ! ) , (?-s)

• Then, the part .+ matches all standard characters of each line, but ONLY IF …

• The end of line is preceded with a letter, whatever its case, and the digit 1, due to the negative look-behind, which looks backward from the EOL location !

You should get the expected text, below :

mateusz1
polska1
bartek1
kacper1
kamil1
kasia1
haslo1
damian1
justyna1
marcin1
karolina1
qwerty1
klaudia1
marek1
patryk1
komputer1
mamusia1
samsung1
dawid1
maciek1
misiek1
piotrek1
agnieszka1
karol1
michal1
monika1
dominik1
pawel1
kochanie1
lukasz1
natalia1
patrycja1
paulina1
weronika1
martyna1
dawidek1
wiktoria1
adrian1
mariusz1
tomek1
wojtek1
ewelina1
poczta1
aleksandra1

BTW, in your output text, you wrongly added the line master and forgot the last correct line aleksandra1 ;-))

Best Regards,

guy038

and i will see result in output
mateusz1
polska1
bartek1
kacper1
kamil1
kasia1
haslo1
damian1
justyna1
marcin1
karolina1
qwerty1
klaudia1
marek1
patryk1
komputer1
mamusia1
samsung1
dawid1
maciek1
misiek1
piotrek1
agnieszka1
karol1
michal1
monika1
dominik1
pawel1
kochanie1
lukasz1
master
natalia1
patrycja1
paulina1
weronika1
martyna1
dawidek1
wiktoria1
adrian1
mariusz1
tomek1
wojtek1
ewelina1
poczta1

i will find in list all word with 4 to 8charecter + number 1 just all word+1

example:
China1
and not in my result example : 1China or china123 or ch1na1 only word full+ number 1

I think that @ekopalypse, inadvertently, forgot to include the EOL characters of lines to delete ;-))

So , here is my version :

SEARCH ^[^\d\r\n]+\d{2,}\R

REPLACE Leave EMPTY

• Tick the Wrap around option, if necessary

• Select the Regular expression search mode

• Click once on the Replace All or several times on the Replace button

Notes :

• From beginning of lines ( ^ ), it looks for a greatest non-null range of chars, all different from a digit and EOL chars ( [^\d\r\n]+ )

• Followed with, at least, two digits ( \d{2,} ) and the EOL characters of current line (\R )

• As the Replacement zone is EMPTY, then these entire lines are deleted

Best Regards,

guy038

P.S. :

Fundamentally, this regex S/R deletes any line, ending with more than 1 digit !

Dear friend in this list i just want to copy and paste the words 1 have like admin1 and i don’t want Admin123 in the list just words with one number

mylist:
daniel1
Marcni11
dominik1
majka1
aadrian21
Adam123

I want the result to be like this

daniel1
dominik1
majka1

hi guys i have list for example

daniel1
Marcni11
dominik1
majka1
aadrian21
Adam123
in notpad when i mark 1 in list notpad mark all word have number 1 i will just mark
word+1 mark and remove
example list resualt

daniel1
dominik1
majka1

Is this what you are looking for.
find what:\w+\d(?=\d+).*
replace with:EMPTY-NOTHING-TO-ADD
select regular expression

This would delete all words which do have more than one digits in it

and tanks for help me sorry my english bad

Use an online translator. I would recommend https://www.deepl.com/
if your language is already available but others like
https://translate.google.com/ do get better and better as well.