Select a field and then Ctrl+F to open the Find and Replace Dialog.
Example Find: Find Nulls (Nulls look like a blank empty fields)
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Example Find and Replace an empty field (empty = blank)
Enter closed quotes "" (double quotes) in Find and Replace empty fields.
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To Find and Replace anything (except Nulls) use the asterisk *
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Change Multiple Records
To change multiple records unlock the records and select a column in the lower window.
Then select Ctrl+F
Tip: Filter the records to chose which records are being updated.
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Use Find and Replace dialog box to change data - Access - Office.com:
Note that Microsoft has a bug in their built-in Find and Replace function, occasionally Access will close after displaying "Not Responding" when using find and replace.
One workaround for Find and Replace is to Use Tools > Export Excel.
Edit the records in Excel then use Tools > Import Excel.
That's it !
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