Normally what we do is just press “CTRL + F”, enter ‘*’ in the ‘find’ field and click on “Find All”. It will show all the entries in the search result and there is no confusion in that. When we search ...

The asterisk (*) is the wildcard character that represents any sequence of characters, including when there are no characters at all. It’s the most flexible of the bunch, since it can replace any ...

Manually finding and replacing parts of text can be exceedingly tedious for lengthy Excel spreadsheets. Luckily, Microsoft included a couple of useful tools for locating text parts and replacing them ...

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If you have a large Microsoft Office Excel 2010 sheet, or multiple sheets in a workbook, finding links manually is difficult and time-consuming. To find all links faster, you must use a trick. MS ...

How to use Excel’s find feature to highlight or delete matching values Your email has been sent Excel's Find feature offers more than just finding values if you know the right steps. When working with ...

Sometimes we need to find and replace text in more than one file. The problem begins when we try to do so after opening each file. Certainly, you need only a couple of seconds to find and replace text ...