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Default Wildcard In Condtional Formatting.

Hello, Good Evening & Welcome

I have over 300 cells that can begin with any one of 3 letters. The rest of
the cells can be anying.
I am trying to conditionally format them so that each letter has its own
colour.
In the condtions box, I am selecting "formula is" and entering ="F*", but it
is not working.
Is this right or wrong. Can you actually have wildcards in CF.

Thanking you in anticipation.
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