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I'm trying to use the "begins with" function within conditional formatting in
2007, but the option is not there. Neither is there a contains option. I tried using wildcards (eg. c* for words beginning with c) and this also did not work. Both Begins with and contains were available in 2003 - how can I acheive this in 2007 please!? Thanks |
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