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Replace Comma with "-".
Hello,
I would like to replace commas with a hyphen/dash. For example cell A1 contains "ABC,DEF,GHI", I would like to replace the "," with "-" i.e. "ABC,DEF,GHI". I attempted to use REPLACE(A1,FIND(CHAR(","),A1),1,",") but this only replaces the first ",". I need to find out how many "," are in the text and replace them all. I know I could use find and replace but I need to use a formula. Thanks in advance, Brett |
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