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That's why I removed those 2 lines at top and also the bottom tag and then re-added them using regex in all files in the folder.

I needed to make separate files with 1000 products in each file. Every product had 10 lines in source file which means 10000 lines per file had to be copied to a new file. So I changed the values like in the image below and that did the trick. https://www.ultraedit.com/assets/images/powertips/ue/scr...

Thanks mofi. But your previous script worked like a charm as I allocated the blocks and lines for each file and it completed the job in an hour or so. My file was 330 MB big. The only other thing I had to run separately on it was to add text at the beginning and end of each file along with doing a s...

i used mofi's script and made it work Split large text files with UltraEdit . Thanks

Hi, I have this kind of file (with indenting tabs): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <products> <product> <product_id>62455</product_id> <model>76171570018</model> <image><![CDATA[http://s7d9.scene7.com/is/image/JCPenney/DP0929201617164410M?wid=2000&hei=2000&op_sharpen=1]]></image> <price>69.9...

Wow, it worked like a charm. Thanks.

I have an SQL file which has data like this: (1, orange), (2, blue), (3, green), (4, yellow), And there is a second file which has data like this: Green Blue Yellow Yellow green Blue Blue Orange Green I am looking for a script which could replace the data in my second file to the numbers in the SQL ...

I have records which have spaces in front of them: [space]Mike Dawson Allen toole [space]Chasey White Robert Weyes I want to bring them to this format: Mike Dawson Allen toole Chasey White Robert Weyes There is trim trailing spaces but no trim preceding spaces.

I have this code multiple times in a file TAB T=1 TAG POS=57 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:info 'New page loaded TAB T=2 TAG POS=1 TYPE=H2 ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT TAG POS=1 TYPE=P ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT TAG POS=1 TYPE=BODY ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT TAB CLOSE SAVEAS TYPE=EXTRACT FOLDER=* FILE=* Now I want to increase ...

I am trying to find in all the files which have a keyword not more than once. I know it would be somewhere around these regular expression (.*keyword){1,1} Thanks

Thanks Mofi,  it worked!

This thread has become a bit old. I read through the posts here and applied the same but it just didn't work for me. I have multiple folders inside a folder. How can I run my macro on all files in those folders since there are a few thousand of them. I have UltraEdit version 16.