How to remove let's say 2 last characters in each line

marino · Dec 31, 2004#12004-12-31T15:02+00:00

1. Is it possible to remove some characters on end of each line
2. The same question but for replace

Thanks.

mrainey56 · Dec 31, 2004#22004-12-31T18:06+00:00

Unix Regular Expression Mode Active Advanced > Configuration > Find

Search String: ^(.+)..$

Remove last two:
Replace String: \1

Replace last two (with ZZ, for example):
Replace String: \1ZZ

marino · Jan 03, 2005#32005-01-03T10:44+00:00

Thanks.

I found out that for ex. to delete 2 last characters this can be used:
..$ and replace with nothing.
One more question:
If on end of line I have numbers with different length for ex. from 1 to 4 numbers how can I delete only those numbers.
qqqqq112
wwwww2345
eeeee1
etc

Thank You

mrainey56 · Jan 03, 2005#42005-01-03T12:22+00:00

\d represents a digit from 0-9
$ represents the end of the line

\d$ represents a digit at the end of the line

\d+$ represents one or more consecutive digits at the end of the line

I would try:
Search: \d+$
Replace: Nothing

Unix regular expression mode

marino · Jan 04, 2005#52005-01-04T19:17+00:00

Thank You