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Excel can use wildcards in some functions and operations (edit|find, for example). * for any characters ? for any single character ~ as an "escape" character to indicate that the next * or ? should be treated as an asterisk or question mark--not as wild cards. So to find an asterisk, you use: ~* to find a question mark, you use: ~? to find a tilde, you use: ~~ PerryK wrote: I have a column that contains names and is formated as "Text". Some of the cells have a "*" - at the end of the name. I would like to find a way to delete all of the "*"s. If I use "Replace" and have it look for * it will replace all of the contents of the cell. Is there another way to do this? thanks -- Perry K -- Dave Peterson |
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