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Well part of it is done in excel then part is done with an online tool:
1) First I use find and replace: and I replace EA with -EA, EB with -EB, all the way to replacing EZ with -EZ. (case sensitive) Basically just need to add the same symbol before every one. So things like EasyStreet.com won't have a dash (or whatever symbol) in front of it. 2) Then I use an online tool that let's me remove all lines not containing -. Part one takes a bit and I have to do this many times sometimes... Could there be a way to do this "find and replace" step in bulk? Like all in one I could do EA -> -EA EB -> -EB EC -> -EC ...EZ -> -EZ |
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