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    BWIN is offline Novice
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    How to replace a value with null?

    Hi everyone,

    I don't know why I am having so much trouble figuring this out as I feel it should be pretty simple. I have a table where, for one of my variables, refused to answer is coded as 777. I would like to make all values of 777 null. Any ideas?



    Thanks

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    Have you tried Find/Replace? Or an UPDATE action SQL?
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    One easy way is to open up the Table, go to Replace (on the Find ribbon), and replace 777 with nothing, and it will remove them all.

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