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Default CAN I REPLACE NON-PRINTING CHAR(127) WITH A SYMBOL?

HAVE A FILE WITH A STRING OF TEXT BROKEN BY CHAR(127). I WOULD LIKE TO BREAK
THAT STRING AT EACH OCCURENCE OF CHAR(127). EASIEST WAY I COULD THINK OF WAS
TO REPLACE IT WITH A SYMBOL AND THEN USE TEXT TO COLUMNS. IS THERE A BETTER
WAY THAN THIS?
 
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