ah yes of course. I'm used to doing it in a google excel doc where you can do something like that.Camm wrote:
To get rid of the actualy data for the date, I would need to go through every single text and delete the date/time.
You can use a regular expression to pattern match the format that the date is in, and replace any match with... white space?Camm wrote:
thanks for the help, but that still doesn't help the problem with the date/time stringjsnipy wrote:
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/Camm wrote:
can you expand on that?
An option called "find in files" that takes a directory, it will replace what you tell it. In your case you want to replace contents with nothing (leave replace with blank). Unlike opening the document in a program it will stream through the documents in a directory (not loading the whole thing in memory).
You can also use 'regular expression' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression) instead of a straight value.
Anything else is a waste of time.