How to Use Wildcard Characters in Excel (Examples)

There are three wildcard characters in Excel:

1. * (asterisk) – It represents any number of characters. For example, ex* could mean excel, excels, example, expert, etc.

2. ? (question mark) – It represents one single character. For example, Tr?mp could mean Trump or Tramp.

3. ~ (tilde) – It is used to identify a wildcard character (~, *, ?) in the text. For example, let’s say you want to find the exact phrase excel* in a list.

In this tutorial, learn how to use Wildcard Characters in Excel.

Examples include:
- Counting Non-blank Cells using Wildcard Characters.
- Doing a Partial Look-up.
- To Find and Replace Partial Matches.
- To Filter using Wildcard Characters in Excel.

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