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$0, $1, $2... (Matched substring)
We can use found substrings in the replace field. To catch a found substring use
$0 - match any substring
$1 - match first substring
$2 - match second substring
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If we have a text like below:
Text123
Text234
Text345
And we want to change it into:
123: Text
234: Text
345: Text
We identify the two substrings "numbers" and "characters" by using (\w+)(\d+) and catch them by using $1 and $2 in the replace field:
Find: (\w+)(\d+)
Replace: $2: $1
$Count (Replace count)
E.g. we have a text on several lines and we want to add a number on every line.
A line...
Another line...
And another line...
We use:
Find: (^[a-zA-Z .]+)
Replace: $Count. $0
and we get:
1. A line...
2. Another line...
3. And another line...
$DateTime - insert long format date and time.
$Date - insert short format date.
$Time - insert the current time in hours, minutes and seconds.
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