Converting Spaces to Newline Characters in Notepad: Step-by-Step Guide for Text Conversion

Hello

I need to replace spaces with enter characters in the text. I know that it can be done easily in Word, Excel etc. but I'm only interested in the notebook.

Text before conversion:

Ala has a cat

After swapping:

Ala
has
the cat

Of course, I use the function convert to ctrl + H and type:
Enter: Alt + 013, but that doesn't work.

Space: Alt + 032- Works for spaces, but does not for enter.

Greetings.

Unfortunately, I will not give you an answer to your question, but something that may put you on the right path.
I can get [Enter] by pressing ALT-13 [So no zero]. [?]
Good luck.

Use edit plus instead of notepad. is a good replacement, first of all it is not a mare MS Word program. It has many possibilities, one of which is regular expressions. A powerful tool for manipulating text data. You do it this way
CTRL + H -> replace -> you mark regular expressions -> space as a character searched for replacement at the bottom \ n as a line break

ps. in linux it's easier to cat old | tr '' '\ n'> new
nothing is simple in a notebook, not even such trivial things

Edit Plus is shareware. The method described by a colleague fakvat obviously works nicely, however the same can be done using a free text editor called Notepad ++

To make this change, just click CTRL + H then in the box " Search text "enter" space "(or another character / text that we want to go to a new line), and below in the field" change to "we type" \ n ".

Additionally, below in the box " Search mode "you have to select an option" Regular expressions ".

http://textmechanic.com/text-tools/basic-text-tools/find-and-replace-text/