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http://groups.google.com/group/micro...1f6ca30cbeee06 -- Gary's Student gsnu200701 " wrote: Gary''s Student wrote: SUBSTITUTE() doesn't use wildcards. If F20 contains: abc*der then =SUBSTITUTE(F20,"*","") returns: abcder Of course I knew that. I wrote: "Of course, that does not work as I intended." I hope my inquiry does not end with GS's comments. My question was __not__ "does SUBSTITUTE allow wildcards". My question was: is there __any_way__ to substitute patterns? (Other than the MID/FIND combination that McGimpsey uses.) |
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