Can Notepad++ automatically split a text file into multiple files?
I have a text file that contains a massive amount of words that I would like to make into a number of different text files. Specifically I need to take every 100 words in this file and make a separate text file. So, for example, my existing file has 5000 words. This would create 50 files with 100 words each in them. Is this possible with notepad++?
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I have a text file that contains a massive amount of words that I would like to make into a number of different text files. Specifically I need to take every 100 words in this file and make a separate text file. So, for example, my existing file has 5000 words. This would create 50 files with 100 words each in them. Is this possible with notepad++?
windows-10 microsoft-word notepad++ text-editing text-formatting
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45
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I have a text file that contains a massive amount of words that I would like to make into a number of different text files. Specifically I need to take every 100 words in this file and make a separate text file. So, for example, my existing file has 5000 words. This would create 50 files with 100 words each in them. Is this possible with notepad++?
windows-10 microsoft-word notepad++ text-editing text-formatting
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
I have a text file that contains a massive amount of words that I would like to make into a number of different text files. Specifically I need to take every 100 words in this file and make a separate text file. So, for example, my existing file has 5000 words. This would create 50 files with 100 words each in them. Is this possible with notepad++?
windows-10 microsoft-word notepad++ text-editing text-formatting
windows-10 microsoft-word notepad++ text-editing text-formatting
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
edited Jan 29 at 21:28
Worthwelle
2,70031325
2,70031325
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
asked Jan 29 at 17:16
BiscuitDashBiscuitDash
62
62
@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45
add a comment |
@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45
@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45
@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45
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This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++. I don't think theres native Windows tools for it, but you can simply google the problem and find many solutions for it online. This is a common problem and there exist a variety of ways to solve it. Here is an example of one that may work, though not fully automated: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12370/splitting-or-breaking-one-file-into-multiple-smaller-ones. I suggest you research this further and then come back with a specific question on a method, due to how common this question is.
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This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++. I don't think theres native Windows tools for it, but you can simply google the problem and find many solutions for it online. This is a common problem and there exist a variety of ways to solve it. Here is an example of one that may work, though not fully automated: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12370/splitting-or-breaking-one-file-into-multiple-smaller-ones. I suggest you research this further and then come back with a specific question on a method, due to how common this question is.
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This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++. I don't think theres native Windows tools for it, but you can simply google the problem and find many solutions for it online. This is a common problem and there exist a variety of ways to solve it. Here is an example of one that may work, though not fully automated: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12370/splitting-or-breaking-one-file-into-multiple-smaller-ones. I suggest you research this further and then come back with a specific question on a method, due to how common this question is.
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QuickishFMQuickishFM
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This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++. I don't think theres native Windows tools for it, but you can simply google the problem and find many solutions for it online. This is a common problem and there exist a variety of ways to solve it. Here is an example of one that may work, though not fully automated: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12370/splitting-or-breaking-one-file-into-multiple-smaller-ones. I suggest you research this further and then come back with a specific question on a method, due to how common this question is.
answered Jan 29 at 17:37
QuickishFMQuickishFM
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This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++. I don't think theres native Windows tools for it, but you can simply google the problem and find many solutions for it online. This is a common problem and there exist a variety of ways to solve it. Here is an example of one that may work, though not fully automated: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/12370/splitting-or-breaking-one-file-into-multiple-smaller-ones. I suggest you research this further and then come back with a specific question on a method, due to how common this question is.
answered Jan 29 at 17:37
QuickishFMQuickishFM
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answered Jan 29 at 17:37
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@QuickishFM Thanks for the reply. I didnt realize this was such a common question. I am using windows 10 but I have ubuntu 18.04 loaded on another HDD that I can boot to with a computer reset. Thanks for the link. I have been researching.
– BiscuitDash
Jan 29 at 17:45