How to use Select for a specific nested list level

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I would like to parse every sublist of a nested list and select only those elements that have a certain length, i.e., smaller than 10 elements while maintaining the list structure. Is there any quick trick that makes it work ?



Matrix = 


O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,20,19,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,5,PoP1,6,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,12,11,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,10,9,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,8,7,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,11,12,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1





the result needs to be :






O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1





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    I would like to parse every sublist of a nested list and select only those elements that have a certain length, i.e., smaller than 10 elements while maintaining the list structure. Is there any quick trick that makes it work ?



    Matrix = 


    O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,20,19,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,5,PoP1,6,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,12,11,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
    O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,10,9,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
    O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,8,7,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,11,12,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1





    the result needs to be :






    O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
    O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1





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      I would like to parse every sublist of a nested list and select only those elements that have a certain length, i.e., smaller than 10 elements while maintaining the list structure. Is there any quick trick that makes it work ?



      Matrix = 


      O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,20,19,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,5,PoP1,6,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,12,11,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,10,9,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,8,7,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,11,12,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1





      the result needs to be :






      O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1





      Appreciated any help,










      share|improve this question















      I would like to parse every sublist of a nested list and select only those elements that have a certain length, i.e., smaller than 10 elements while maintaining the list structure. Is there any quick trick that makes it work ?



      Matrix = 


      O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,20,19,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,16,15,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,5,PoP1,6,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,12,11,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,10,9,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,22,24,26,8,7,25,23,27,17,PoP2,18,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,11,12,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,9,10,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,21,23,25,7,8,26,24,28,18,PoP2,17,27,13,14,D1





      the result needs to be :






      O1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,14,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,22,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,2,1,21,23,27,13,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,23,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,21,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,1,2,22,24,28,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,28,27,13,14,D1,
      O1,2,22,24,23,27,28,14,D1





      Appreciated any help,







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          Map[Select[Length[#] < 10 &], Matrix, 2]





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            I would again use DeleteCases just like in my answer to your last question Filtering nested lists while maintaining the list level:



            DeleteCases[Matrix, s_List?(Length[#]>=10&), -2]



            O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24,
            28, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27,
            13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13,
            D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, 14,
            D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 22, 24, 28, 14,
            D1, O1, 1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 27, 13, 14,
            D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1







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            • Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
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                    I would again use DeleteCases just like in my answer to your last question Filtering nested lists while maintaining the list level:



                    DeleteCases[Matrix, s_List?(Length[#]>=10&), -2]



                    O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24,
                    28, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27,
                    13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 22, 24, 28, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1







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                    • Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
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                    up vote
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                    I would again use DeleteCases just like in my answer to your last question Filtering nested lists while maintaining the list level:



                    DeleteCases[Matrix, s_List?(Length[#]>=10&), -2]



                    O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24,
                    28, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27,
                    13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 22, 24, 28, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1







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                    • Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
                      – Besi
                      22 mins ago













                    up vote
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                    up vote
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                    I would again use DeleteCases just like in my answer to your last question Filtering nested lists while maintaining the list level:



                    DeleteCases[Matrix, s_List?(Length[#]>=10&), -2]



                    O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24,
                    28, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27,
                    13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 22, 24, 28, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1







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                    I would again use DeleteCases just like in my answer to your last question Filtering nested lists while maintaining the list level:



                    DeleteCases[Matrix, s_List?(Length[#]>=10&), -2]



                    O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24,
                    28, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, 13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27,
                    13, D1, O1, 2, 22, 21, 23, 27, 13, D1, O1, 2, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 21, 23, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 1, 21, 22, 24, 28, 14,
                    D1, O1, 1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 14, D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 28, 27, 13, 14,
                    D1, O1, 2, 22, 24, 23, 27, 28, 14, D1








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                    • Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
                      – Besi
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                    • Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
                      – Besi
                      22 mins ago
















                    Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
                    – Besi
                    22 mins ago





                    Not sure why, but applying this does not work correctly. Whereas, the answer given by Mr. Schumacher works. Thanks anyway.
                    – Besi
                    22 mins ago


















                     

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