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Using RIGHT to search for Capital M
I use the formula : =IF(RIGHT(A1,1)="M","Yes","No") to search for the last
letter M. However, this formula does not differentiate between "m" and "M" Is there a way to make it read true only for capital M?? Thankyou, Roger |
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Using RIGHT to search for Capital M
you could try this
=IF(EXACT(RIGHT(A1,1),"M"),"Yes","No") -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Roger on Excel" wrote in message ... I use the formula : =IF(RIGHT(A1,1)="M","Yes","No") to search for the last letter M. However, this formula does not differentiate between "m" and "M" Is there a way to make it read true only for capital M?? Thankyou, Roger |
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Using RIGHT to search for Capital M
Try this
=IF(EXACT(RIGHT(A1,1),"M"),"Yes","No") I've actually never used it myself, so I learned something tonight. -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "Roger on Excel" wrote: I use the formula : =IF(RIGHT(A1,1)="M","Yes","No") to search for the last letter M. However, this formula does not differentiate between "m" and "M" Is there a way to make it read true only for capital M?? Thankyou, Roger |
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