How to Use Wildcard Characters in Excel (Examples)

[@javedahmed8343]

Excellent explanation with example coupled with F9 key

[@siyabppppp]

Thanks , its very helpful

[@nathanosullivan8687]

very well explained - thanks!

[@quan116]

Great example! Now I know "*" can also mean 0 number of characters

[@monireachtang712]

This is absolutely useful!

[@MySpreadsheetLab]

Great Excel wildcard video (and post) Sumit !

[@xaviertirkey8841]

Vry much Tq Sir

[@sujithortan5773]

You're amazing

[@mon_rich5366]

awesome guy

[@NatureVideo___]

You have an amazing knowledge of excel sir. Thank you for sharing :)

[@chandanlimma3443]

you are awesome sir

[@samipiyash9322]

great tutorial

[@JamesBond-qg5gx]

It’s better if you increase the view size of your excel because it is very small for us if we view in mobile

[@racheldavis7062]

For the Vlookup function, is there a way to go the opposite way (i.e, look up ABC ltd and get ABC?)

[@AmitKumarSingh-qz1cp]

Thank you

[@jagans9310]

Hi I need help , every day I have to type many due date and effective date in excel , while typing date am using slash for ex: mm/dd/yyyy can we make slash should default come in excel column.......I have to type only num slash shd automatically come..... please help

[@Berghiker]

How do I look-up one word in a sentence within one cell? It must also highlight the word.

[@vascopatricio2]

Thank you