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[[Excel|Microsoft Excel]] uses a custom format for search queries. | A description of Excel's '''search''' functionality. |
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== Wildcards == | == Queries == === Wildcards === |
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=== Escaping Literals === | === Escapes === |
Excel Search Queries
A description of Excel's search functionality.
Contents
Queries
Wildcards
Excel supports the following wildcard patterns for queries.
Pattern |
Meaning |
Example |
? |
Any single character |
sm?th matches smith and smyth |
* |
Any number of any character |
*east matches Northeast and Southeast |
Escapes
To use a literal question mark (?), asterisk (*), or tilde (~) in a query, escape using a single tilde (~). Hello~? matches Hello?.