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Wildcards
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You can use something like =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("a*a",A1:A10)))) to find any sequence of the letters "a" and "a" with any character in between, anywhere within the cells. Regards Roger Govier irresistible007 wrote: Is it possible to use Wildcard characters in SumPorduct? here sumproduct is supposed to act as alternate to conditional summing. |
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