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Alright, I am using Word 2007. I need to remove all sub domains within a large list that also contains regular domains.
Example data:
maps.google.com
rawr.blah.edu
google.com
apples.com
mars.bars.com
Output data:
google.com
blah.edu
google.com
apples.com
bars.com
I tried this: (^13*)*. however it changes google.com to com.
Ideas?...
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4th Jun 2008, 18:15
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Regular Expression Help
Alright, I am using Word 2007. I need to remove all sub domains within a large list that also contains regular domains.
Example data: maps.google.com rawr.blah.edu google.com apples.com mars.bars.com Output data: google.com blah.edu google.com apples.com bars.com I tried this: (^13*)*. however it changes google.com to com. Ideas? |
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15th Jun 2008, 05:19
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Regular Expression Help
*.google.com
*.blah.edu Is this what you mean? |
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15th Jun 2008, 07:12
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