I never really noticed this until now, but ReplaceList() doesn't accept an optional delimiters argument, as do the list functions. (Alright, so technically it's not a list function since it doesn't operate on a list). In my lists I need to have strings that may contain commas. Is there a clever workaround that would still let me use ReplaceList(), or am I stuck with concocting a string of Replace() calls. I expect ReplaceList(), when doing a dozen or more substitutions would have been faster.
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