Search line that start with " but not close with "

FBI Yuuki

KAJ-000-1-1-Left=610
KAJ-000-1-1-Top=110
KAJ-000-1-1-Width=700
KAJ-000-1-1-Height=80
KAJ-000-1-1-Font="Merriweather Sans Light
KAJ-000-1-1-FontSize=30
KAJ-000-1-1-FontStyle=“Bold”
KAJ-000-1-1-FontColor=“Blue”
KAJ-000-1-1-WidthCentering=“Center”
KAJ-000-1-1-HeightCentering=“Center”
KAJ-000-1-1="SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Coises

From the menu, select Search | Find… and set:

Find what : ^[^"\r\n]*"[^"\r\n]+$
Set Search Mode to Regular expression

then use the Find Next button.

You can close the dialog and repeat the search with the F3 key. If you want to position the cursor at the end of each line so you can quickly type the missing quotation mark, add \K before the dollar sign. If you want to add them all automatically, use the version with the \K, switch to the Replace tab, put " in Replace with and use Replace All.

mkupper

@Coises I’m also wondering if the OP noticed or wants something done with the curly quotes on

KAJ-000-1-1-FontStyle=“Bold”
KAJ-000-1-1-FontColor=“Blue”
KAJ-000-1-1-WidthCentering=“Center”
KAJ-000-1-1-HeightCentering=“Center”

@FBI-Yuuki - It’s not clear if the curly quotes in your message was due to the message board doing stuff or if the curly quotes are in your data. The Template for Search/Replace Questions offers a hint in using using ``` backticks when posting questions to this message board. Using that suggested format will make the quotes issue clearer to others.