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Old 10-20-2018, 05:45 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by iron_sigil View Post
which code do I have to use to eliminate for example [a], [b], [c], etc always inside square brackets?
Search: \[[a-z]\]

The Blue section tells Regex to "look for single lowercase a through z".

Note: [] are special characters in Regex to tell it "look for these specific characters in this position".

Red parts say "look for a left bracket" + "look for a right bracket".

Note: Because [] are special characters, you have to use the \ before them in order to find the ACTUAL bracket characters in your text.

Note 2: Other special characters in Regex are ?+.{}\.
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