FIND & REPLACE, [] REGULAREXPRESSIONS is √ed.
Result is that all the "G"s that are the last character in the cell are found.
I tried it without the []REG EXP √ed … and nothing was found.
Not a huge deal, just annoying.
Any ideas ?
⌡im [THE BookMan]
Please avoid fun stuff like this. I could guess (after quite some thinking) that that was a “cool” way of writing “checked”, not e.g. “rooted” (after the math meaning of the symbol).
.$ is the regular expression for any character at the end.
And what were your expectations? And - what was the data where you searched?
Data I was searching is a column of E-Mails.
I think that there about 20 in a column of 80,000.
What could that might possibly mean? “about 20” of what “in a column of 80,000”?
(I see, expressing own thoughts is hard.)
What do you want to find?
Could you share a sample of a cell content where are you trying to find from?
Do you need to find a dot at the end? Use \.$.