fixed it, thanks

For future readers, the problem that I see (which is probably how @Paul-Matteschk “fixed it”) is that \d is using regular expression syntax, but @Paul-Matteschk’s screenshot only showed “Extended” (“Erweitert”) syntax. By changing to regular expression syntax (“Reguläre Ausdrucke”), the \d gains the meaning of “match any digit”.

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Syliva Schnaus
Glaube muss Ihnen noch mal bestätigt werden. Okay. Perfekt. Darf ich fragen, wie alt du bist?
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Katharina Dinzen
Ja. 29.
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Syliva Schnaus
Und? Könntest du kurz was zu deinem beruflichen Hintergrund erzählen?
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Katharina Dinzen
Äh, ja, auf jeden Fall. Ich habe tatsächlich eigentlich auch BWL studiert.

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\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2} - \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}

what iam missing Terry & thnks for reply my friend.

I would like to replace alle timestamps with two backslashes. how?

Your find statement will not work as you are asking it to find sequences of ? characters. If you change all your ? To \d in each instance and change the search mode to regular expression it will work.

Terry