DataMystic

sorry, use [ capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( longest optional( 0+ not cr or lf ) ), cr, lf, ] The trailing CR/LF should not have been part of the capture. That seems to have helped a little bit, but didn't solve th...

For clarity, try this EasyPattern, [ capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, capture( longest optional( 0+ not cr or lf ), cr, lf, ) ] Replace with $1 $2 $3 $4\r\n If I only parse for the first 3 lines, and then use the above excep...

Also, to throw a curve ball.. one of the 4 lines isn't always there. The first three are always present, the 4th is more of a grand total from the report, so it shows up randomly after the 3rd line.

Ok, I figured it out using the Remove non-matching lines filter. Thanks for that. Now I need to figure out how to put each item's results on a single line (instead of 4 separate lines). I know that involves Search and Replace. The Syntax for the commands is a bit technical for me.. I know it goes so...

It's easier to identify the lines I want to keep, only because they are always there.. Most of the other lines are more repetitive, and not as easy to uniquely identify. I will give that another try though.

This should be an easy one. I'm not a programmer, so I've been hacking my way through TextPipe and just need a little help to finish up. What I've got is an old school item status report that details about 30-40 items. Each item has roughly 20 lines of information. I only need to extract 4 of the li...