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USE A WILDCARD CHARACTER IN A FORMULA
i have part #s that begin with "E" that will get a certain bonus, all the
rest get a different bonus. I cant get a wildcard to work in my formula example: if(A2="E*", 0,(B2*1)), even if A2 = EF1000 (which is a part #) the formula returns false and multiplies B2 by 1 instead of returning a zero |
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USE A WILDCARD CHARACTER IN A FORMULA
Try this:
=IF(LEFT(A2)="E",0,B2) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "No_1rebecca" wrote in message ... i have part #s that begin with "E" that will get a certain bonus, all the rest get a different bonus. I cant get a wildcard to work in my formula example: if(A2="E*", 0,(B2*1)), even if A2 = EF1000 (which is a part #) the formula returns false and multiplies B2 by 1 instead of returning a zero |
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USE A WILDCARD CHARACTER IN A FORMULA
=if(left(a2,1)="E", 0, b2)
No_1rebecca wrote: i have part #s that begin with "E" that will get a certain bonus, all the rest get a different bonus. I cant get a wildcard to work in my formula example: if(A2="E*", 0,(B2*1)), even if A2 = EF1000 (which is a part #) the formula returns false and multiplies B2 by 1 instead of returning a zero -- Dave Peterson |
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USE A WILDCARD CHARACTER IN A FORMULA
=(LEFT(A2)<"E")*B2
"No_1rebecca" wrote: i have part #s that begin with "E" that will get a certain bonus, all the rest get a different bonus. I cant get a wildcard to work in my formula example: if(A2="E*", 0,(B2*1)), even if A2 = EF1000 (which is a part #) the formula returns false and multiplies B2 by 1 instead of returning a zero |
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