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