Just make sure that you activate the option “. This will find the all occurrences of duplicate lines except the last, so you can also use search and replace to delete them. Feel free to get back to us if you have other concerns. To make the text align back to the left side, right-click again and uncheck the Right to left Reading order. To make the text align to the right side, right-click inside the Notepad and select Right to left Reading order. *\r?\ n)\1+ Replace with: (Nothing, leave empty) Check Regular Expression in the lower left.
To sort the lowest number or the beginning of the alphabet first, select Ascending. On the NotePad tab, select the row numbers of the rows you want to sort. Alternatively you could generate a macro which could sort and also perform other steps if you needed other functions performed at the same time. However you can easily set up a shortcut (2 keys minimum) to activate a sort as and when required. There isn’t an auto sort setting in Notepad++ as far as I know. There are some other types of sorts as well, where it tries to convert the selected lines to numbers first before sorting. There are two versions – ascending and descending. To get a dictionary sort (a-z), use the menu option Edit -> Line operations -> Sort lines lexicographically. How do you sort lines alphabetically in Notepad++?
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