Match case in search and replace string

Hi !
Attached, my problem.
I am searching "toto" in input string "toto+tototi" and replace "toto" by "A0".
I want to "match case" the search input in order to get a string result : A0+tototi
Does it exist options allowing to match case ?
BR,
Vincent
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MatchCase.vi ‏8 KB

Please fill all your controls with typical strings, make the new values the default, save the VI under a new name, and attach it again.
(This allows us to quickly reproduce your problem without entering strings and having to guess what your inputs actually are)
WIth your given string, the result seems as expected, so we need more information on what you actually want instead.
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