YASKAWA MP3000 Series Setup Manual page 223

Replacing in Project Files
After you perform a replace operation on a project file, the project file will be compiled and saved,
and there will be no way to return to the previous version. Always create a backup before per-
forming replacements on important files.
Note
Bring the program to search to the front of the Ladder Editor, and then select Edit −
1.
Replace in the project from the menu bar.
The Replace in the Project Dialog Box will be displayed.
2.
Specify the address of the variable to search for and the name of the program to search.
Note: 1. You can also enter the variable by copying it from the Variables Pane.
2. Use commas and spaces to specify more than one program in the Target Program Box. The follow-
ing wildcard (*) combinations can also be used in the Target Program Box: *, H*, L*, I*, A*, F* (all
functions), MPM*, MPS*, SPM*, and SPS*. Other uses, such as "H01.*", are not allowed.
Click the Register or Address Tab to set the search criteria and the replacement value.
3.
Register Tab Page: Allows you to replace registers.
Address Tab Page: Allows you to replace registers that meet the specified criteria.
Note: The following wildcard (*) combinations can also be used in the Target Program Box:
*, H*, L*, I*, A*, F*, MPM*, and MPS*.
4.
Start the search/replace operation.
Click the Replace All Button. The replacement results will be displayed in the Output Pane.
Note: If an error occurs during compilation of a program, the replacements will not be completed.
After the replacement operation, the variables and addresses of the registers that were replaced will
be displayed.
5.1 Debugging Ladder Programs
5.1.5 Searching and Replacing in Project Files
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