[Solved] SQL Lists My Keywords Issue

I have the following SQL that I want to format but am having an issue with the REGEXP_REPLACE master keyword not being formatted properly.  I have the following keywords setup the same to format on a single line "My Keywords"

trim
decode
nvl
instr
instrb
instrc
subst
substrb
substrc
replace
regexp_instr
regexp_replace

with # Vals on Line 1 = 999 and # Vals on Line > 1 = 999 with no comma alignment.

SELECT decode(ACTUALCOST,1,trim(0),1,2,3),  replace(ACTUALDATE,"test","testc")
,  instr(ASSETNUM,"test"),  instrb(BINNUM,"test"),
    trim(regexp_replace(ITEMNUM,'[^ -~]','')),
    trim(regexp_replace(WONUM,'[^ -~]','')),
    trim(regexp_replace(PARENT,'[^ -~]','')),
    trim(regexp_replace(JOBCODECOMP,'[^ -~]','')),
    trim(regexp_replace(WO_WONUM,'[^ -~]','')),
trim(regexp_replace(sjgppauth,'[^ -~]','')),
    trim(regexp_replace(sjgdivision1,'[^ -~]','')) FROM processing_table a
WHERE NOT EXISTS (   SELECT 1   FROM INTERFACE_STG b   WHERE a.transid <= b.transid   )
AND NOT EXISTS (   SELECT 1   FROM interface_STG_ARC b   WHERE a.transid <= b.transid   );

Here is the output:

SELECT DECODE(actualcost , 1 , TRIM(0) , 1 , 2 , 3)
 , REPLACE(actualdate , "test" , "testc")
 , INSTR(assetnum , "test")
 , INSTRB(binnum , "test")
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          itemnum , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          wonum , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          parent , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          jobcodecomp , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          wo_wonum , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          sjgppauth , '[^ -~]' , ''))
 , TRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE
                       (
                          sjgdivision1 , '[^ -~]' , ''))
FROM processing_table a
WHERE NOT EXISTS (
  SELECT 1
  FROM interface_stg b
  WHERE a.transid <= b.transid
  )
AND NOT EXISTS (
  SELECT 1
  FROM interface_stg_arc b
  WHERE a.transid <= b.transid
  )
;

As you can see, everything looks to have worked correctly except the REGEXP_REPLACE keyword.