How to Use Wildcard Characters in Excel

This Excel tutorial explains how to use the #WILDCARD characters in Excel. A wildcard is a special character that lets you perform "fuzzy" matching on text in Excel in formulas. In excel there are three wildcard characters asterisk (*), question mark (?), and tilde (~). You can use these special characters or wildcards in Excel formulas and Filters as well as Find & replace.

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