I have these CSV files that I need to strip out all the COMMAS from and want to know if after finding it, I could use something to DELETE the comma too?
-BP
Find and Replace with a delete
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strip out all the COMMAS
What's wrong about {F8} with Find="," and Replace="" ? (without the quotes!)
Or do you want the CSV fields aligned in columns?
Try Replace="\t" with Regular Expression ticked.
You can adjust the tab spacing for a [new] document class.
I once made my own document class called "Tab Separated Variables" (*.tsv) with tab-spacing=12 which did most if not all that I required at the time.
Or do you want the CSV fields aligned in columns?
Try Replace="\t" with Regular Expression ticked.
You can adjust the tab spacing for a [new] document class.
I once made my own document class called "Tab Separated Variables" (*.tsv) with tab-spacing=12 which did most if not all that I required at the time.
Best regards,
David F Haslam, MA, CEng, MIEE
David F Haslam, MA, CEng, MIEE