# Find and replace in Pipeline Builder

Pipeline Builder provides several search-related features to help with managing and debugging your pipelines. You can access these features via the **Search pipeline** panel (magnifying glass icon on the right side of the interface) or by pressing `Cmd+F` (macOS) or `Ctrl+F` (Windows) to open the panel and immediately place your cursor in the search bar.

![Screenshot of the Search pipeline option.](../../../assets/64defc01b8b5f2565afd048d6cc986c892ff301a6a4f357be972633cc9331329.webp)

The search panel allows you to search your pipelines along several parameters, such as:

* Names of nodes
* Description/text board
* Column referenced
* Parameter referenced
* Transform names
* Constants used
* RIDs
* Column outputs and schemas
* Transform IDs

![Screenshot of the Search pipeline settings dropdown.](../../../assets/a82b44aede1c50994c631c7a62079f1298cce7e60e597d5c8dc7f189c12b46ce.webp)

To narrow down your search, you can unselect any of the options above.

## Replace columns

Pipeline Builder's **Replace columns** feature allows you to replace one instance or bulk replace all instances of a column name with another.

Without the ability to bulk replace column names, if you change a column input name, you would need to go into your pipeline and manually change each original column name to the new column name.

To access the **Replace columns** menu, open the dropdown to the right of the search input area.

![Screenshot of the Replace columns option.](../../../assets/da57083c7ad885abfb872ab0c09bfe6d38cd8ad0e281e6ba0ad826258ae057c4.webp)

Enter the replacement string in the lower text box. In the area below the replacement string, you will see a preview of all the instances in your pipeline where the original string will be replaced with the replacement string.

![Screenshot of the find and replace example.](../../../assets/7c573eb30d235ed6d33355f0f2a1b50b4d5b9ed9ffc3ca26bb86fb8b928aba77.webp)

You can choose to replace all instances of the original string by selecting **Replace all**. You can also replace strings individually by hovering over the specific row and selecting **Replace**. If you want to replace all strings *except* for a selection of rows, you can select the **x** next to the instances you want to exclude from the **Replace all** operation.

![Screenshot of the replace and replace all buttons.](../../../assets/d37f79aacc89240ccaf14533fefaf3da57a666f6e2e7db16cd6d2a2b3420e3a4.webp)