Replace new lines with a comma delimiter with Notepad

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I have a Notepad   question   How can I take the below words in Notepad    which is on different lines   Apples Apricots Pear Avocados Bananas   And turn them into a paragraph with a comma at the end of each one  Like this   Apples  Apricots  Pear  Avocados  Bananas

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Open the find and replace dialog  press CTRL H    Then select Regular expression in the  Search Mode  section at the bottom   In the Find what field enter this    r n    In the Replace with    nbsp     There is a space after the comma   This will also replace lines like  Apples  Apricots Pear  Avocados Bananas   Where there are empty lines   If your lines have trailing blank spaces you should remove those first  The simplest way to achieve this is  EDIT - gt  Blank Operations - gt  Trim Trailing Space   OR  TextFX - gt  TextFX Edit - gt  Trim trailing spaces   Be sure to set the Search Mode to  Regular expression

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This might sound strange but you can remove next line by copying the whole text and pasting it in firefox search bar  and then re-pasting it in notepad

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You can use the command line cc rnl      of ConyEdit  a plugin  to replace new lines with the contents you want

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fapDaddy s answer using a macro pointed me in the right direction   Here s precisely what worked for me    Place the cursor after the first data item   Click  Macro   Start Recording  in the menu   Type this sequence  Comma  Space  Delete  End   Click  Macro   Stop recording  in the menu   Click  Macro   Run a Macro Multiple Times     in the menu   Click  Run until the end of file  and click  Run    Remove any trailing characters   Done

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Place your cursor after Apples  under Macro Tab  select Start Recording  Type the comma    character  space    character  and press End key  under Macro tab  select Stop Recording   Ctrl Shift P for single playback

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For Notepad   5 9   Press Ctrl H Select Search mode Extended  n   r   t   o   x     Enter Find what   r n Enter Replace with    Replace All should get the required result

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A regex match with  s  worked for me

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Here s what worked for me with a similar list of strings in Notepad   without any macros or anything else    Click Edit -  Blank Operations -  EOL to space  All the items should now be in a single line separated by a  space   Select any  space  and do a Replace All  by

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USE Chrome s Search Bar  1-press CTRL F 2-paste the copied text in search bar 3-press CTRL A followed by CTRL C to copy the text again from search 4-paste in Notepad   5-replace  space  with

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