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Question : Conditional Formatting Wildcard
Is it possible to use wildcards in Conditional formatting? For example, I have a status field in my subform that has several values of "NOT APPROVED". Typically it would be the 'NOT APPROVED' followed by a condition code. So I wanted to turn the background of the field red using conditional formatting... how would I do that and encompass a wildcard like NOT APPROVED *
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Answer : Conditional Formatting Wildcard
use this
expression Is instr([status],"Not Approved")>0
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