Copy all Phone numbers

[Mobil Meister]

Hello dear notepad++ user,
I have a text file,
and the data is always in this format:

Name: xxx
Family name: xxx
Date of birth: xxxxx
Street: xxxxx
No.: xx
City code: xxxxxx
City: xxxxxxxx
Floor: xxxx
Location: xxxxx
Telephone: xxxxxxxx
Email: xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xx
IBAN: xxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxx

I only want to copy the line “Telephone” into another file,
preferably separated by commas,

so he should copy the content of the line Telephone: after the colon into a separate file or into the same file somewhere at the end, preferably one after the other. so

12346,123465,123125,12312315,12312315

thanks

[Alan Kilborn]

@Mobil-Meister

For the first part, do a Mark operation:

Try:

Press Ctrl+m to invoke Mark
Find what box: (?-is)^Telephone: \K.+
Wrap around checkbox: check it
Search mode radiobuttons: select Regular expression
Press Mark All button
Press Copy Marked Text button

Learn to answer questions of this kind yourself in the future; start reading HERE and also check out the N++ user manual’s searching section HERE .

[Neil Schipper]

@Alan-Kilborn said in Copy all Phone numbers:

start reading HERE

Since OP doesn’t appear to know how to do some/all of the non-regex tasks:

• Find all in current doc
• In search results pane, Copy Selected Line(s)
• Using normal mode Find and Replace with empty replace field to delete
• Using extended mode Find and Replace to convert line ending to comma

I’m quite certain OP is not ready for the very complex regex documentation article you linked.

[Mobil Meister]

@Alan-Kilborn
thanks it worked!

is it possible to find all double entries?
not 1by1
i mean like “delete all doubly entries”

[Alan Kilborn]

@Neil-Schipper said in Copy all Phone numbers:

I’m quite certain OP is not ready for the very complex regex documentation article you linked.

I said …start reading HERE…
:-)

[Alan Kilborn]

@Mobil-Meister said in Copy all Phone numbers:

is it possible to find all double entries?

If you have the phone numbers, and only the phone numbers, one per line, then you could use this command:

[Mobil Meister]

@Alan-Kilborn
thank you,
that work very well

problem is if I read most of the time I don’t know what they mean, because I’m asking the wrong questions