I'd like to make a regex that inserts a carriage return every 2 words...
Also the string to format is in an array(does that make any difference?)
the problem is : I heard about regex 2 weeks ago and so far it makes me feel like someone is litterally stepping on my brain. 
So for the moment I came up with that (bear with me...)

```
ticketName[i] = 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing';
ticketName[i] = ticketName[i].replace(/(?:[a-zA-Z])* {2}/ig, ',');

```

Surprisingly...it doesn't work !

Can anyone help me?

Also when I'm done with this, I will need to make another one replacing the end of the sentence by '...' when the sentence exceeds a certain number of characters. if you have any insights on that since I'll probably be back for that one also...
Searched the site, only found replacing end of sentences with carriage returns. and I'm guessing my pb lies in the defining of the word.
Thanks a bunch