Replace ! from field

I need to replace ! from the field, it can be like this.
!delivered or delivered!tot. !sign can be anywhere in the field all i need to do is replace it with the -.
RSKC doen't help me with all_capital. With a abap code we can do that.
Regards
Kunal

If you just need abap code to do it, you can use
data : ch1 value '!',
ch2 value '-'.
replace all occurances of ch1 in <field> with ch2.

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I configured Mail to use the work SMTP server to send messages from the Gmail account.
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Outlook 2013 and Exchange 2010
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Shared mailbox from field (exchange 2007)

Hi there,
I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question, but couldn't think of anywhere else.
My team at work has a normal exchange account and a shared mailbox they have access to. If you log on to outlook, you see 2 information stores - one for your personal mailbox and one for the shared mailbox.
If I reply from my personal mailbox, the from field gets correctly populated with my name, but when I reply to an email from the shared mailbox the from field gets populated with the shared mailbox email address, which we don't have permission to use, so
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We developed a vba solution to automatically do this for us but I was wondering if this can be somehow switched on the exchange side of things/
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You can not control this behaviour from Exchange. This is controlled by Outlook.
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