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Excel wildcard ? for replacing strings in dropdown function
When I use the find/replace the "?" replaces characters in a string. Example:
Cells: abcd, abdf, abxs, abrd..... Find: ab?? Replace with :bc?? This results with all cells: bc?? How can I use the wildcard so that the results of the replace a bccd, bcdf, bcxs, bcrd... without having Excel replace the last part of the string with ??. I can't find a help screen that describes this option ? in repplacing. This work fine in WORD. |
Excel wildcard ? for replacing strings in dropdown function
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Find: ab Replace with: bc Replace All "Excel Wildcard ? Replace" wrote: When I use the find/replace the "?" replaces characters in a string. Example: Cells: abcd, abdf, abxs, abrd..... Find: ab?? Replace with :bc?? This results with all cells: bc?? How can I use the wildcard so that the results of the replace a bccd, bcdf, bcxs, bcrd... without having Excel replace the last part of the string with ??. I can't find a help screen that describes this option ? in repplacing. This work fine in WORD. |
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