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I have cells that contain an alpha character followed by 2 astrisks (i.e.
A**, B**, ...). I also have cells that have an alpha character followed by 2 numbers (A09, C08, ...). I would like to do an if statement to find and replace the cells with the alpha character and 2 astrisks (i.e. A**, B**, ....) and change them to the alpha character followed by the word total (A Total). I have tried the following if statements but neither is returning the correct result. Any suggestions? =IF(A21="*~*~*","* Total",A21) =IF(A21="?~*~*","* Total",A21) -- AJ |
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