Replace Text Documents in Google Drive For Free

On your computer, open a document or presentation in Google Docs or Google Slides. Find and replace. Next to "Find," type the word you want to find. If you want to replace the word, enter the new word next to "Replace with."

On your computer, go to drive.google.com. Click on the file you want to replace. Click Manage versions. Click Upload new version.

Click File > Version history > See version history. Under the header titled Version history click the version you want restored. Click the button Restore this version. Click Restore when prompted.

Right-click the file, choose Manage Versions from the menu and then click the Upload new version button to upload the updated file to your Google Drive. That's it. The file name and the file's URL won't change and thus all the old shared links will now automatically point to the new version of your file.

Right-click the file, choose Manage Versions from the menu and then click the Upload new version button to upload the updated file to your Google Drive. That's it. The file name and the file's URL won't change and thus all the old shared links will now automatically point to the new version of your file.

Restore any Google Drive file (Google-native or not) to a previous version Click Restore in the left panel and select the user or Shared drive. Select the file that you'd like to restore. ... Click the Versions button. Find the right version in the version list and click Restore.

Find and Replace in Google Docs Click Edit on the menu bar. Select Find and replace. Press Ctrl + H. Enter a search phrase in the Find field. The search runs automatically, and results are highlighted in the document. Click Next. ... Click the Close button.

Find and replace text in Google Docs (Android devices) Open your document in the Google Docs application and tap the ?More? button (the three vertical dots.) 2. Click ?Find and replace.?