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Is there anything like the Access "LIKE" function in Excel?
I would like to identify only the values in a spreadsheet with "CU" included
in them. That "CU" could be at the beginning, end or middle of the values in the column. In access I could use the LIKE feature. Is there anything similar in Excel to identify them? Thank you! |
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