This dialog allows multiple columns to be renamed through a search and
replace operation. For example, a find string of "X" and
a replace string of "X[" on the column names X1,X2...X10 will create
a pointer X[1...10]. Multiple occurrences within a single column name
can be changed at once, so that a replacement of "10" with "1" in the
column name "X1010" will give the new name "X11".
If the option Match case is selected, then only an exact match
of case will be found, otherwise the case of the text will be ignored
so that "XX" would also match "xX" "Xx" and "xx".
If the option Wrap at End of List is selected, then if you had
used the Replace All button part way down the name list, the search will
return to the top of the column name list when it reaches the end of the
list, and then work down until it returns to the current position, and so
do the replacement on the whole list, in spite of where the operation was
started. If this is not selected, then the replacement will stop at the
bottom of the name list.
Find What
String which specifies the text with the column names to search for, and
then to be replaced.
Replace With
The string which specifies the new text that will replace the find string
when the Replace or Replace All buttons are used.
Find Next
Find the next occurrence of the Find What string in the column names after
the current search position (shown by the >> symbols in the current name
displayed at the bottom of the dialog).
Replace
Replace the current or next occurrence of the Find What string in the column
names with the Replace With string.
Replace All
Replace the current and all subsequent occurrences of the Find What string in
the column names with the Replace With string.