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Whenever I attempt to use the "*" option in Excel, I use to be able to place
this in the replace with field to keep the same data as reference followed or preceeded by the noted change. Example: Smith, Carol Jones, Cathy Williams, Bill Find: *,_ Replace with: *;_ to get: Smith; Carol Jones; Cathy Williams; Bill Now it just replaces all my data with an "*" and it looks like this: *; *; *; Has anyone experienced this or have a different solution? |
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