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<title>RE: Wildcard for single character and/or use input file with search patterns</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 06 Feb 2014 16:44:08 GMT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Just responded to your email about this. This can be done using a RegEx search. Once we come up with the RegEx pattern that works for you, I'll post it here in case others are wondering the same thing as well]]></description>
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Just responded to your email about this. This can be done using a RegEx search. Once we come up with the RegEx pattern that works for you, I'll post it here in case others are wondering the same thing as well <img src="https://www.fileseek.ca/MediaCommon/SVGs/FontAwesome/face-smile.light.svg" alt=":)" style="box-sizing:border-box;position:relative;overflow:hidden;vertical-align:middle !important;width:16px;height:16px;" HelpButtonData=":)" HelpButtonDataAlign="BelowMiddle" />
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<pubDate>Thu, 06 Feb 2014 11:22:21 GMT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[We frequently have to search for a large amount of 10 digit id's in files.
For example:
003212213
003212313
003212223
003212300
If we could use wildcards for a single character (like ?) it would make it easier to search for 003212? ? ? without space, but that creates a smiley) and find all ...]]></description>
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We frequently have to search for a large amount of 10 digit id's in files.<br/>
For example:<br/>
003212213<br/>
003212313<br/>
003212223<br/>
003212300<br/>
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If we could use wildcards for a single character (like ?) it would make it easier to search for 003212? ? ? without space, but that creates a smiley) and find all numbers. So it searches for 9 digit names/numbers only in this case.<br/>
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Or even better would be to use an input file with search patterns (thousands of 10 digit numbers), so it uses each line in the input file as a search pattern. Would it be possible to have this in a feature release or do you have other suggestions?<br/>
(like fileseek /qf input.txt) - qf for query file
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