InDesign GREP find digits in last word of paragraph

[davidb45265289]

I'm struggling to figure out this GREP code. I created a paragraph style to highlight numbers in the last word of a paragraph.

An example data set would be:

Baltimore 3

Jacksonville 5*

Portland 9+

Sunny7 3+

I want to only highlight the numbers, but only if they're at the end of the paragraph, and I don't want to select the pluses or asterisks.

[pixxxelschubser · Accepted solution]

Without further informations (maybe) I would do something like this:

\d+(?=[*+]$)|\d+$

[davidb45265289]

Works like a charm! Thanks so much.

[Krdms]

Hi pixxxelschubser  This GREP code is very helpfull. I want to add a single space before the number (any number of digits) at the end of paragraph. What could be the code for this? I give an example  (PO Number123  >  PO Number 123)  or (PO Number3  >  PO Number 3) Thanks in advance

[shahidr100]

You can try this:

In Find what: [[:alpha:]]+\K\d+

In change to: \s$0 

[Krdms]

This works fine! Exactly what i needed. Thank a lot!

[Peter Kahrel]

@Krdms Please start a new topic for new questions. But anyway, to add a space before paragraph-final numbers, do this:

Find what: (?=\d+$)

Change to: <a space character>

P.

[shahidr100]

@Peter Kahrel Nice and simple. Thanks

[Krdms]

This is also very helpfull.  I will do it the next time. Thanks!