In other words, @terry-r suggests that you, both, show us some lines which could stand as an INPUT text and some other lines which could stand as an OUTPUT text !

When inserting these sections, use the </> icon in your future post, to include them as code / raw text !

For example, the INPUT text could be :

Name="109 B29/Web 3"
Name="279 A658/Web 45"
Name="56247 H3/Web 123"
Name="1234 B987/Web 10"

And the OUTPUT text could be :

Name="B29/W3
Name="A658/W45"
Name="7 H3/W123"
Name=" B987/W10"

Where :

• The first four characters, after the string Name", are omitted

• The next characters until the slash and the uppercase letter W are kept

• All remaining digits and the closing quote are also kept

This is just an example and it’s up to you to tell us all or , at least, the most cases that may occur !

Best Regards,

guy038

We accept that not everyone can suddenly do regex (regular expressions) but admitting it means we will be happy to help. It’s when users just believe we are a source to be used, rather than the assistance and guidance we’d prefer to try.

You will however need to read my last post as your detail is lacking in substance. Without it we could be on a wild goose chase wasting time back and forwards.

By explaining the transformation to us (and to yourself as you write it) can often show some clarity and maybe you might also be able to achieve it by yourself, or at least get closer to the solution with our help.

Terry

If you, or anybody else can guide me, I would be thankful.

@balancedcircular said:

So, Name=“109 B29/Web 3” should look like Name=“B29/W3”.

I should also add that you need to insert the original data within a code box. Please read the FAQ post called Template for Search/Replace Questions. In your case the double quotation marks you typed have possibly been converted to another type of quote character. Entering examples in the code box prevents this.

You should also elaborate on what the transformation is.
Currently it looks like:

1. remove 4 characters after quote character.
2. take characters until a / reached, include this and 1 following character.
3. take the last character before the quote character and include that and the quote.
4. return the assembled string.

However since you did not explain the transformation, it could well be for #3, take all numbers and return them (rather than just the last character).

Terry

It is very easily achieved using regular expressions in Notepad++. Have you tried anything yet?

Someone can easily make it for you, but we like to know first if the poster has tried anything first.

Terry