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How can you look for an approximate match in Excelamp;#39;s IF Function? Can you use wildcards in the logical tests? Thatamp;#39;s the topic of todayamp;#39;s video. (smooth music) This video is actually inspired by Barrettamp;#39;s comment and question about wildcards. He said he has no problem using wildcards in the SUMIFS formula, but wildcards donamp;#39;t work in the IF formula. Why, and whatamp;#39;s the alternative? If you are curious about using wildcards and SUMIFS, I have a separate video on that. Check out the link below. Right here I have a list of company codes, and what I want to do is write a formula that types AT in this column if it finds it in the code here, and it doesnamp;#39;t matter where it finds it, so it can be at the beginning, the end, or in the middle. It should put in AT here, and if it doesnamp;#39;t find it, it should put nothing. Letamp;#39;s just start off with our IF formula. First argument is the logical test, and if I just deal with this the