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REPLACE() in a non-case-sensitive way?

Claje
14 - Magnetar

Hi,

This question is probably rather basic, but I didn't actually realize until today that the behavior of the REPLACE() function is case sensitive.

What's the best way today to use a non-case-sensitive REPLACE() function?  Would REGEX_REPLACE() accomplish what I need?

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MarqueeCrew
20 - Arcturus
20 - Arcturus

yes.  regex_replace([field],"WoRd", 'Replacement') will work because the default is case insensitive.

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Claje
14 - Magnetar

I will begin updating all of my formulas ;)

Thank you very much for the quick reply!

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