How to Find all comma and replace it with a Hard Return (HRT)

[Robert Long 0]

Hi,
I have a single line txt file with

Robert Long robert.long@xxxx.com , Michael Long m.long@xxxx.com , . . . .

What I want to do is have a hard return at each comma (removing the comma if possible)

Thank you

[PeterJones]

• FIND = “,\h*”
• REPLACE = “\r\n”
• Search Mode = regular expression
• REPLACE ALL

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[Robert Long 0]

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[Robert Long 0]

@PeterJones Awesome! Thank you
I forgot to do Regular Expression

Thank you for the quick reply