N-thony
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1 month ago @N-thony Here is my example:
I wanted to indicate all rows where the fert was zero. You can see it has found those, and also 0.5 values. Perhaps there is a simple regex I could use to distinguish between these two. And I think Excel has an option to choose just those matches where the whole cell is specified? Not urgent though unless very easy. I found another way now which was (simply?) to make a filter of the rows when fert is zero!
@rdstern you could use the regex option and ^0$ as the regex pattern shown below
@N-thony Here is my example:
I wanted to indicate all rows where the fert was zero. You can see it has found those, and also 0.5 values. Perhaps there is a simple regex I could use to distinguish between these two. And I think Excel has an option to choose just those matches where the whole cell is specified? Not urgent though unless very easy. I found another way now which was (simply?) to make a filter of the rows when fert is zero!