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MS Access Replace() Function

Example

Replace "i" with "a" in the string:

SELECT Replace("My name is Willy Wonka", "i", "a") AS ReplaceString;

Definition and Usage

The Replace() function replaces a substring within a string, with another substring, a specified number of times.

Syntax

Replace(
string1
,
find
,
replacement
,
 start
,
 count
,
 compare
)

Parameter Values

ParameterDescription
string1Required. The original string
findRequired. The substring to search for in string1
replacementRequired. The substring to replace find in string1
startOptional. The start position in string1 to begin the search. If omitted, start is 1
countOptional. The number of replaces to perform. If omitted, it will replace all occurrences of find with replacement
compareOptional. The type of string comparison. Possible values: -1: Use the setting of Option Compare 0: Binary comparison 1: Textual comparison 2: Comparison based on info in your database

Technical Details

Works in:From Access 2000

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