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Using "Like" to match strings
Trying to match the first 3 letters of a string to a company name and can't
seem to get the syntax correct. I am using variables to do it which I assume is OK. The Company name can have spaces in it. e.g. CAD does not appear in Cadbury. Is is case sensitive? Any help or a point in the right direction would be appreciated. Best Regards Steve |
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