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Let's say I have one column with data like this: C012
But all I want to do is return all cells in that column that start with "C" (there are many cells that start with other letters). I want to use an IF formula that looks at only the first letter in these cells. Maybe it would look like this: =IF(A2="C###", but that doesn't work. Is there a placeholder and format so it only looks at the first letter? Thanks, Matt |
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