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I have a long query that I'd like to replace the , with a carriage return to put all the fields on their own line but I can't figure out how to do it in the editor. It wont be fool proof, but better than doing it by hand.
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On the Edit menu, point to Find and Replace, and then click Quick Find to open the dialog box with find options, but without replace options. On the Edit menu, point to Find and Replace, and then click Quick Replace to open the dialog box with both find options and replace options.
The LIKE predicate operator can be used to find a substring into a string or content. The LIKE operator combined with % and _ (underscore) is used to look for one more characters and a single character respectively. You can use % operator to find a sub-string.
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Find what: ', ' (No Quotes) Replace With: ', \n' (No Quotes) Expand the Find options and tick the Use Regular Expressions checkbox.
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do a find/replace. you want to find a , and replace with a ,\n (new line). to use \n check the box at the bottom called "Use:" and then from the dropdown choose "Regular expressions".
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