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I have a problem with using strings as criteria in the database function
DCOUNT. If I use a criterium such as "loc1", it counts all the locations starting with "loc1", so also "loc10", "loc1b" "loc11". For example: =dcount(database;criteria) return 3, where it would like it to return 1 criteria: location name loc1 a database: location name loc1 a loc10 a loc10 a I know i could prevent it by using loc01, but i would like to know if there is a button or switch somewhere that also does the trick. And does anyone know if this function perforedm differently in older version of excel? (pre-2000) |
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