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Hi all,
I am doing a find/replace to reverse the first initial and last name in a list, like this: J. Smith --> Smith, J. I've got that down with: Find: <([A-Z][! ]@) ([A-Z][! ]@)> Replace: \2, \1 However, I quickly stumbled across a challenge. Some names have both a first and middle initial, such as R. M. Johnson --> Johnson, R. M. Is there a single find/replace query I can run that would account for both types of names (names with just a first initial and names with both first and middle initials)? Thank you for any ideas you can provide! ![]() |
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