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Using find in Excel, how can I search for * as a chanracter instead of it
thinking its a wildcard? Bruce |
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Precede with a tilde ~*
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Bruce" wrote in message ... Using find in Excel, how can I search for * as a chanracter instead of it thinking its a wildcard? Bruce |
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Hi!
Precede it with the tilde char: ~* Biff "Bruce" wrote in message ... Using find in Excel, how can I search for * as a chanracter instead of it thinking its a wildcard? Bruce |
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