All

OK I'm halfway home. The expand box adding the carriage return works. So
how do you delete a line that only has a carriage return it it ? I did't
really want to insert the " " but the function wouldn't let me set it to
NULL.

Kevin 

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Subject: Re: Help on Replace Function

Kevin, whenever you are setting your value to REPLACE(), hit the expand
box to the right of the field, then hit an enter.

Fore example, you would have:

REPLACE($FIELD$, "Bob is here.
", " ")

Just hit return after your period, and it should work. You will have to
use your expand box function to be able to hit return. Whenever you hit
Okay on the expand box window that pops up, the new line will show up as
a NPC (Non printable character), such as a solid block.

Thanks,


Gary Opela, Jr

Sr. Remedy Developer

Leader Communications, Inc.

405 736 3211


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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 3:37 PM
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Subject: Help on Replace Function

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All 

I can't seem to remember how to use a carriage return with the replace
function. Basically I need to search for a certain 1 line sentence &
remove it. Using the example below it only finds the string and replaces
it with a space. I need it to find the string + the carriage return and
replace it with nothing.

REPLACE ( Some Field, "This is a test"," ") 

Thanks
Kevin 

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