Hello there, I'm a Python beginner going through the Automate the Boring Stuff, already through the Automation Stuff.

I went through the Regular Expression Basics tutorial and thought of a code that along with identifying useful numbers/codes would output copyable columns. Found the columnar module and got into it.

I got this code, which is partly the one from the tutorial.

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import re
from columnar import columnar

message=('Call me 415-555-1011 tomorrow, or at 415-555-9999 any other day. 378-123-4432 for reservations, 234-554-1234 for whatever. ')


phoneNumRegex= re.compile(r'\d\d\d-\d\d\d-\d\d\d\d')



print(phoneNumRegex.findall(message))

phoneNumbers=(phoneNumRegex.findall(message))
phoneNumbersList=[(phoneNumRegex.findall(message))]

headers = ['']
for i in phoneNumbers:
    headers.append('')


table = columnar(phoneNumbersList, headers, no_borders=True)
print(table)

# print(phoneNumbers)
# print(headers)
# print(len(phoneNumRegex.findall(message)))

The output I get is

 ['415-555-1011', '415-555-9999', '378-123-4432', '234-554-1234']



  415-555-1011  415-555-9999  378-123-4432  234-554-1234    

I would like for it to be displayed in rows in a single column instead of a column for each.

If along with that the output could be copypasted into Excel sheets (it fitting the rows instead of filling a single cell) this could be the basis of an applicable shortcut for work.

I suspect this is gonna explained further into the course, but I'm curious about asking it now.

Thanks.