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Hello,
Im wondering if its possible for formulae to contain wild cards. e.g. i have a list of invoice numbers, some have LDN at the start some dont. What i would like to do is make an IF formula which will find the invoices that dont have LDN at the start. i was hoping that '=if(a1=LDN*,a1,concatenate("LDN",a1))' would work but needless to say it doesnt. What, if anything replaces that * so i can search for part entires in cells? Many thanks, Rikki |
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