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May 25th, 2010, 09:36 PM
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How to find text that is surrounded by a wild card, specificly an
Dan wrote:
I am looking for a way to query for the following: *T* The problem is the T is surrounded by an * which is a wild card. It pulls all the records with a T included. But I literally want to find all records with *T* (with the * on both sides of the T). I found out you can find all records with an * by running a query for the following: *[*]* (which is cool. But I want to find an exact match of *T* ) Like "[*]T[*]" -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] 
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