You can do a one to one replace of the elements of a text string. Wouldn't it
be tricky if you ought to replace one element with more than one or vice versa.
Try this function through a button.
@SetField("Target";@Trim(@Unique(@Explode(@Implode(@Replace(Target;FromList;ToLi
st); ",") + "," + @Implode(ToList; ","); ","))));
@SetField("FromList";"ToList")
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