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"Dave O" wrote:

Using the "formula is" I got results using this formula:
=LEFT(B3,1)="F"

....where B3 is the cell in question. Or, you could enter all three
letters like this:
=OR(LEFT(B3,1)="F",LEFT(B3,1)="G",LEFT(B3,1)="H")


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