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I have a list of web address I’m trying to put into an SQL database.
The beginning of each line was easy, all I had to do was find/replace “http” with the beginning of the SQL command followed by http.
My question is, how do I do a find and replace at the end of every line, even though they all end with something different?
Try checking ‘use regular expressions’ and type in
\r\nin the find box. This will allow you replace all of the white space starting from the end of a line to the beginning of the next line.See this Understanding Regular Expressions article from Adobe for more information.