Wildcard Functions

The following is a list of functions that accept the wildcard characters (? and *).
Wildcard character: ? = a single character.
Wildcard character: * = multiple characters.
To include the actual wildcard characters use a tilde prefix (~?), (~*) and (~~).


One or More Conditions

AVERAGEIFThe arithmetic mean of all the numbers in a range that satisfies one condition.
AVERAGEIFSThe arithmetic mean of all the numbers in a range that satisfies multiple conditions.
COUNTIFThe number of non blank cells that satisfies one condition.
COUNTIFSThe number of non blank cells that satisfies multiple conditions.
MAXIFSThe largest value in a list or array of numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.
MINIFSThe smallest value in a list or array of numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.
SUMIFThe total value of the numbers that satisfies one condition.
SUMIFSThe total value of the numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.
AVERAGEIF
The arithmetic mean of all the numbers in a range that satisfies one condition.
AVERAGEIFS
The arithmetic mean of all the numbers in a range that satisfies multiple conditions.
COUNTIF
The number of non blank cells that satisfies one condition.
COUNTIFS
The number of non blank cells that satisfies multiple conditions.
MAXIFS
The largest value in a list or array of numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.
MINIFS
The smallest value in a list or array of numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.
SUMIF
The total value of the numbers that satisfies one condition.
SUMIFS
The total value of the numbers that satisfies multiple conditions.

Lookup and Reference

MATCHThe position of a value in a list, table or cell range.
VLOOKUPThe value in the same row after finding a matching value in the first column.
HLOOKUPThe value in the same column after finding a matching value in the first row.
XLOOKUPThe value in the same row after finding a matching value in any column.
XMATCHThe position of a value in a list, table or cell range.
MATCH
The position of a value in a list, table or cell range.
VLOOKUP
The value in the same row after finding a matching value in the first column.
HLOOKUP
The value in the same column after finding a matching value in the first row.
XLOOKUP
The value in the same row after finding a matching value in any column.
XMATCH
The position of a value in a list, table or cell range.

Text

SEARCHThe position of a substring within a larger text string.
SEARCH
The position of a substring within a larger text string.

Database

DAVERAGEThe arithmetic mean of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DCOUNTThe total number of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DCOUNTAThe total number of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions (including logical values and text).
DGETThe single value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DMAXThe largest value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DMINThe smallest value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DPRODUCTThe product of values in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DSTDEVThe standard deviation of a column satisfying certain conditions based on a sample.
DSTDEVPThe standard deviation of a column satisfying certain conditions based on an entire population.
DSUMThe total of the values in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DVARThe variance of a column satisfying certain conditions based on a sample.
DVARPThe variance of a column satisfying certain conditions based on an entire population.
DAVERAGE
The arithmetic mean of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DCOUNT
The total number of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DCOUNTA
The total number of non blank cells in a column satisfying certain conditions (including logical values and text).
DGET
The single value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DMAX
The largest value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DMIN
The smallest value in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DPRODUCT
The product of values in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DSTDEV
The standard deviation of a column satisfying certain conditions based on a sample.
DSTDEVP
The standard deviation of a column satisfying certain conditions based on an entire population.
DSUM
The total of the values in a column satisfying certain conditions.
DVAR
The variance of a column satisfying certain conditions based on a sample.
DVARP
The variance of a column satisfying certain conditions based on an entire population.

VBA Functions

For a list of VBA Functions that can use wildcard characters, please refer to this Wildcard Functions page.


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