GREP in InDesign: Finding by Location

[@Aspire-n9p]

you are amazing, god bless you!

[@EkrimaAljaali]

Just after watching this video I learned why many people prefer to call GREP as expressions. I used to think of them as "codes" Thank you, Erica, for the vid. It's really informative and the explanations are clear.

[@EricaGamet]

Glad it helped...keep working on those expressions!

[@EkrimaAljaali]

@@EricaGamet LOL, I know it doesn't really matter what we should call them but all I meant to say is that the video opened my eyes to knew stuff. Your fan from Sudan .

[@adolfomeneses2714]

THANK YOU!!!

[@tutunarualecs3284]

u are awesome ! one little kiss from romania !

[@Jasbir717]

Nice mam. Thanks for share your knowledge

[@nanocba75]

Hi Erica. And what if I want to keep the last line single letter word with next line. In your example ...beginning of a.... That last a should stay with the worf PARAGRAPH. I need to create a GREP to send all single letter words at the end of a paragraph to the next line. Is it posible? THANK YOU! Great explanations!

[@jayeshsukhadia7209]

Thank you very much.

[@xstranho]

hi Erica, please, how show all occurrences of a searched word in long text with indesign and grep. Please helpe-me

[@debakantabarik9109]

Thanks dear

[@shimronnetia]

hallo i would like to tab 2 numbers and a colon end to every line i have a very long list of 2 numbers and colon at the end example: CaenNice1 : 0 CaenNice2 : 0 CaenNice1 : 2 NiceCaen2 : 1 NiceCaen1 : 1 i want the number, the full colon and the other number to move right

[@EricaGamet]

I'm not sure exactly what you're needing. If you want to email me ([e-mail]) with a sample of what you have, then what you need at the end, I can look at that and see if GREP is what you need.

[@shimronnetia]

thank you . i will email you once i get organised

[@Cecilia-kx3fk]

Do you have a video that shows how to use grep to find this but NOT that?

[@Cecilia-kx3fk]

By the way, you've been very helpful! I've learned great shortcuts by watching your videos! Thank you so much!

[@EricaGamet]

You can use a combo with a class and a negative class. To find what is not something, put a ^ in the beginning of a class. To find everything that is NOT a digit: [^0-9]. You’ll have to customize from there. Good luck and check out Treasures of GREP on FB. They are super helpful!!

[@Cecilia-kx3fk]

@@EricaGamet thank you!

[@lfcorullon]

Absolutely awesome. One more time. Oh, if you has created this channel some weeks ago... I'll contact you using a social media to explain you why... Thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge!

[@EricaGamet]

+lfcorullon Glad it's of help, but sorry so late! Please feel free to contact me via social media (@EricaGamet) or on my website ericagamet.com.

[@lfcorullon]

+Erica Gamet I sent you a message by Facebook.

[@dalanhansen6874]

Is there a way to select only the last line of a paragraph using grep?

[@EricaGamet]

Unfortunately there isn’t.

[@dalanhansen6874]

@@EricaGamet thank you for the video and reply :)

[@EricaGamet]

Sure thing. Thank you for watching!