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Real basic question for anyone with experience.
I have a long list of cities and zip codes formatted in the following way:
55472 Abmps
56510 Ada
I need to replace the space between each zip code and its city with a comma, as such:
55472,Abmps
56510,Ada
In the Find and replace dialog, next to find I am using [0-9] [A-Z] to find all instances of a number followed by a space followed by a capital letter. This finds everything I need it to.
But then I intuitively tried, next to replace, using [0-9],[A-Z] and it results in this:
5547[0-9],[A-Z]bmps
5651[0-9],[A-Z]da
How can I tell Notepad++ to leave the zip and city alone while changing the space?
I have a long list of cities and zip codes formatted in the following way:
55472 Abmps
56510 Ada
I need to replace the space between each zip code and its city with a comma, as such:
55472,Abmps
56510,Ada
In the Find and replace dialog, next to find I am using [0-9] [A-Z] to find all instances of a number followed by a space followed by a capital letter. This finds everything I need it to.
But then I intuitively tried, next to replace, using [0-9],[A-Z] and it results in this:
5547[0-9],[A-Z]bmps
5651[0-9],[A-Z]da
How can I tell Notepad++ to leave the zip and city alone while changing the space?
