REPLACE Google Sheet Formula
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REPLACE Formula Syntax
Example Use Case
Replacing a portion of text with new text
Understanding the REPLACE Formula
The REPLACE function in Excel swaps out a specified portion of a text string with new text, based on position and length. It’s a text tool for editing—like updating codes or fixing strings.
REPLACE("Hello", 2, 3, "xyz") returns 'Hxyzlo', replacing 'ell' (positions 2-4) with 'xyz'. It takes old_text, start_num, num_chars, and new_text, offering precise text surgery.
Why Use REPLACE?
REPLACE edits text—think correcting segments or reformatting. Its positional control makes it a powerful option for targeted string changes, distinct from SUBSTITUTE’s pattern approach.
Example with Sample Data
Text, Start, Length, New | Formula | Result |
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'Hello', 2, 3, 'xyz' | =REPLACE("Hello", 2, 3, "xyz") | Hxyzlo |
'Data123', 1, 4, 'Info' | =REPLACE("Data123", 1, 4, "Info") | Info123 |
'Test', 3, 1, 'X' | =REPLACE("Test", 3, 1, "X") | TeXt |
REPLACE swaps: 'Hxyzlo' from 'Hello', 'Info123' from 'Data123'. It’s a text replacer.
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