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  1. HaydnCostin

    How to select values that end in * (asterisk)?

    OK, thanks for the feedback, I'll look to use a command instead, I've tried selecting using MS SQL and the logic to select everything where order number like '%*' works fine. Thanks again.
  2. HaydnCostin

    How to select values that end in * (asterisk)?

    Thanks, lbass for the prompt reply, but could you just clarify the relevance of the ^ symbol in your formula above? I'm not quite sure of the context in which I should use your proposed formula
  3. HaydnCostin

    How to select values that end in * (asterisk)?

    Hello - using Crystal 10 on MS SQL Server 2000 database I have tried some of the tips in thread 767-1051284 but I think the key difference is I also want to use wildcards, as follows: We have order numbers in the form 21064357 and 21064357* where the asterisk is part of the order number...
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