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Multitext Merger Tool

Merge multiple text to support custom separator, de-regulate, sort, add line numbers and prefixes, and preview results in real time

Text Block 1
Block 2

Enter text block

Support for the addition of multiple text blocks

Merge Options

Merge Results

Total lines: 0 Total characters: 0 Go on, get it on. 0 Okay.

What is a multitext merger?

The Multitext Merger Tool consolidates multiple sections of text from different sources into a single output. In our daily work, we often need to put in place multiple documents, lists provided by colleagues, Or the data copied from different pages are combined for a single processing. Manual operations are not only cumbersome, but also prone to duplications and inconsistent formats.

This tool provides visualized multitext block input interfaces to support dynamically adding any number of text boxes. And treat the combined results in depth through rich options, including: removing duplicate lines, sorting, and Custom separator, addition of line numbers, prefixes and suffixes, etc. All operations are completed in real time at the browser end. Data need not be uploaded to protect data privacy.

Detailed Core Functions

Custom line separator

Default use of line breaks ( \n ) Connecting lines can also be used to select common separator such as comma, semicolons, spaces, vertical lines, etc. You can even enter any custom string. For example, changing the line break to a comma allows for quick conversion of the multi-line list to CSV , and you can import Excel or a database.

2. Text block spacing

When combining multiple text blocks, you can set the separation between blocks: direct connection (without spacing), Line Break (one empty line), Double Line Break (paragraph spacing) or Separator (one empty line) --- / === )。 This is very useful when combining multiple articles or segments of codes, maintaining the original logical group structure.

3. Sorting function

Support six sorting methods: non-sorting (maintaining original order), alphabetical/downscaling, Line length ascend/fall, and random disruption (Fisher-Yates algorithms guarantee even distribution). Sort Letters With localeCompare('zh-CN') method, you can sort and select characters correctly in Chinese by spelling.

4. Remove duplicate rows

Repeats are common problems when you merge multiple lists. Checking for JavaScript after removing duplicate lines Set Data structure. Weighting of all lines, time complexity is O (n), and processing of hundreds of KiloCell of lines is very quick. To re-schedule the order, the statistical column shows the number of duplicate lines that are removed.

Prefixes, suffixes and line numbers

Batch to add a fixed prefix or suffix for each line, e.g.:

  • Prefix - : Convert the list to Markdown unsequence table format
  • Prefix <li> + Postfix </li> : Generate HTML list entries
  • Prefix " + Postfix ", Generate JSON string array elements
  • Check "Add Line Numbers": Automatically add a line to each line 1. 2. 3. Serial number

Typical Use of scenes

Consolidation of multi-person lists

In the event of registration of activities, training and the like, it is often necessary to compile the lists collected by the various officials. Paste lists to separate text blocks, ticking "Destroy Row" and "Destroy Space", A complete list of clean and non-duplicative names is available.

Collapse list of keywords

SEOs often require multiple channels of work (keyword tools, competitor analysis, user searches of data) Collects keywords and merges them into a master list. When this tool is merged, tick to reweight and sort alphabetically. An orderly, non-duplicative keyword matrix can be generated quickly.

Generate program code clips

Enter multiple variable names or configuration lines, and then add prefixes and suffixes, such as: prefixes const Postfix = null; , the first key generates a multiline variable declaration code. You can also set the separator as , Converts multiple rows to a list of one row parameters.

Data cleansing before data migration

The list of multiple data from Excel, CSV or CMS is merged. "Emphatic noise" is removed using "Embrace the Row" and "Embrace the Space" functions. It also ensures data quality by sorting and re-engineering, and prepares for the import of new systems.

Operational steps

  1. Enter or paste the first paragraph of text (one item per line) in block 1
  2. Click "Add More Text Blocks" to enter the second paragraph in the new text box
  3. Configure merge options (separators, sorting, deweighting, etc.) as required
  4. The right "consolidated result" area is updated in real time, with the number of rows and characters shown in the statistical column
  5. Click "Replicate Results" or "download .txt" to save the merged contents

FAQ

How many text blocks can be added at most?
Theoretically, the number is not limited, but the interface becomes longer as text blocks increase. It is proposed that no more than 20 text blocks be merged in single cases, and that, if more is required, they may be consolidated in batches.
Case sensitive when removing duplicate rows?
The current version of the wrinkle is case sensitive, and "Apple" and "apple" are considered different lines. If you need to be unsensitive to the size, you can process it with the "ignoble case" tool before merging it.
Custom separator supports transliteration?
Custom Separator input box supports original character input, and if you need a line break, you can press directly in the input box Enter (but this will result in the actual separator containing a line break). It is suggested that the preset special separator be selected through the dropdown menu.
How can randomly sort results that vary from one to the next?
Random Sort With Fisher-Yates algorithm, each click produces a different random sequence. If you want to keep a random result, copy or download it as soon as you have a satisfactory result, and then switch the sorting to "not sort" to fix the current content.
Can you handle Chinese?
We fully support it. Sort Chinese with localecompare method, you can type the Chinese line in spelling alphabetical order. The weighting, prefixing, etc. are also valid for Chinese.