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Wildcard in an IN formula

dfloydnike
5 - Atom

I tried the below but it is not giving me my 2021 seasons:

 

[Season] in ('2017FA','2017HO','2018SP','2018SU','2018FA','2018HO','2019SP','2019SU','2019FA','2019HO','2020SP','2020SU','2020FA', '2020HO','2021**') 
 
I ended up using a starts with: 
 
[12:11 PM] Floyd, David
startswith([Season], '2021') or startswith([Season], '2021') or startswith([Season], '2020') or startswith([Season], '2019') or startswith([Season], '2018') or startswith([Season], '2017')
 
BUT I would think there would be a way to say find all seasons that begin with a string.
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Blake
12 - Quasar

Hi @dfloydnike - try the attached filter, it should do what you're looking to accomplish if you just want strings that start with "20xx"

 

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RWvanLeeuwen
11 - Bolide

Hi @dfloydnike 

 

I agree with the setup @Blake has provided. Please mark it as an accepted solution if this helped to resolve your case, so others can find it as well.

 

Best,
 
Roland
 
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