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Wilcard Formula

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rickdunna

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I need to create a formula that can perform a wild card like ("0120%":

If <Account> Starts with "0102" then "New Account" Else if
<Account> Starts with "1233" then "Old Account"

I have tried several methods, but they are acting more like a filter then delivering the desired results.

I am currently working on it using the Substr()

Please advise me the best way to handle this.

This is BO 6.5

Thanks Rick
 
Is this BO or Crystal Reports?

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I thought I forgot, but check the thread. It is BO 6.5. :)
 
This is not a BO forum, but a BO Crystal Reports forum.

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