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Thanks i follow your instruction and work well....
Have file like this:

mybuyeremail@email.com:mybuyeraddress
mybuyeremail3@email.com:
mybuyeremail4@email.com:
mybuyeremail1@email.com:mybuyeraddress1


how to delete all line donot contain mybuyeraddress....

TQ

Hi i try to manage 5400 txt with md5 encypted file like this file1: data.txt user11:Il7RClgIkRuM user111:ILvZ1NpSYlIs user2:I53bn0K9a4Dk user22:IJX8JuIXcZ0Y user3:IxdocDri8HB. user33:Is34.EMN0yrY etc file2:data1.txt ILvZ1NpSYlIs:found1 ( this example from user11) Is34.EMN0yrY:found2 ( this example f...

This work for me thanks.....how about if i would to select second column or the thirth column only ...tq

I read your instruction but i'm still cant change it ...when i try to change
ex: a .... all a change. All i need only ex: change a after => and before ',

the file in one row....

' abdomen ' => ' abdomen ', ' aberration ' => ' aberration '

' disparity ' => ' disparity '

' disparity ' === column 1
= > column 2
' disparity ' ===column 3

i only need replace i in column 3 with T (without replace i in column 1)

' disparity ' => ' dTsparTty ', ' dispassionate ' => ' dTspassTonate ', ' dispatched ' => ' dTspatched ', ' dispatcher ' => ' dTspatcher '

Like that:

i need to change all i (column 3) with T

Find what: '([^']+)' => '[^']+' Replace with: '\1' => '\1' this work....i love this tool.... Now i have the data like this: ' disparity ' => ' disparity ', ' dispassionate ' => ' dispassionate ', ' dispatched ' => ' dispatched ', ' dispatcher ' => ' dispatcher ' its posible to change all in bold wor...

Thanks alot ben_josephs its work...but my file in one row
and the regex code only change 3 word and the other not....sorry bad in english hope you can undestand what i means...

Hi All... I'm really need advice how to edit large file txt format like this : original file: ' abolish ' => ' annul ', ' abolition ' => ' extermination ', ' abominable ' => ' monstrous ' i need to replace like this : ' abolish ' => ' abolish ', ' abolition ' => ' abolition ', ' abominable ' => ' ab...