I'm trying to fit email addresses in a staff directory and wish to have the emails break on @ in order to have them look more consistent. I'm importing the email addresses via a data merge as well which may complicate matters.
Example of what I want:
John.Doe
@email.com
I've tried adding a paragraph style with the following Grep function but no luck:
<S+@S+>
This is technical and may or not work with your particular setup, but you can try this after the data merge stage.
Find this :
@(\w+\.[\l\u]{3})And replace with this :
\n@$1
The answer of Lucian is great.
I am not sure what you exactly would like to achieve, but if you want to keep the @ in place and move all that follows to the lower line (just as in your screenshot), you may precede \n by the @ sign in the "Change to" field:
Find What: @(\w+\.[\w]{2,3})
Change to: @\n$1
Or:
Find What: \w+@\K(\w+\.[\w]{2,3})
Change to: \n$1
Otherwise please accept the answer of Lucian if it is satisfactory to you or provide some feedback. Thank you.
