Can you post an example of the text you're searching? On Monday, February 4, 2019 at 2:22:37 PM UTC-5, Jim Witte wrote: > > That might be confusing. What I have is a list of words (a conlang > file) and I want to select all words that have at least one upper-case > letter. Specifically, I want a pattern that will match: > > N\. \\'93[A-Za-z, ]*\\'94 > > (words enclosed in RTF-style quotes that contain both upper and > lower-case, this returns 397 matches) > > Then I want to exclude those that match: > > N\. \\'93[a-z, ]*\\'94 > > (words that are only lower-case letters) > > I could search for the more inclusive pattern (1) to get set A, and then > search the results browser A to extract the ones that also meet the less > inclusive pattern (2). But how do I do the reverse and return only those > elements of A that do NOT match pattern 2? >
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