Find Replace Text with Carriage Return

I am trying to replace multiple instances of a multiline text entity throughout several drawings and can’t seem to find a good way to make this come to fruition. (must use carriage return to differentiate between other instances of the text) ie

Replace:

Name

Location

Date

Vs

Replace:

Name

I need it to replace the text in the instance that has multiple text lines, and not the name where the text is on it’s own. I have seen mention of using “\u+000A” as a carriage return in older versions, but I can’t get it to work. (in hind sight this probably should have been inserted as a block or XR, but a little too late for that, and would be handy to know regardless)

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Just to be clear. Where it says Name/Location/Date that was created using MText. Where it says Name only that was created using DText? I ask because I know of a lisp routine that gives the user the option of Searching Single-line text and Multiline text.

No, all entities are MText.....

No, all entities are MText.....

Try experimenting with the FILTER command, you can probably do it, once

you figure out how best to define it.