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This function returns True.
=IF("asdf"="ASDF",True,False) What function do I use to get False? Thanks, James |
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Use the FIND function to see if one string is contained in the other -
that is case sensitive. Hope this helps. Pete Zone wrote: This function returns True. =IF("asdf"="ASDF",True,False) What function do I use to get False? Thanks, James |
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=EXACT("asdf","ASDF")
EXACT is case sensitive Zone wrote: This function returns True. =IF("asdf"="ASDF",True,False) What function do I use to get False? Thanks, James |
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Thank you for your replies, Impulse and Pete. Exact seems to do
"exactly" what I want! James ImpulseBlue wrote: =EXACT("asdf","ASDF") EXACT is case sensitive Zone wrote: This function returns True. =IF("asdf"="ASDF",True,False) What function do I use to get False? Thanks, James |
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