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In case there are any extraneous spaces add the end of your string, you may want to use the Trim function to remove them, and then compare the actual last character:<br />
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=IF(RIGHT(TRIM(A1),1)=&quot;T&quot;,<wbr />&quot;String 1&quot;,&quot;String 2&quot;)<br />

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In case there are any extraneous spaces add the end of your string, you may want to use the Trim function to remove them, and then compare the actual last character:

=IF(RIGHT(TRIM(A1),1)="T","String 1","String 2")


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I am sure that there is a way to do this but it is not clear to me how...<br />
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I am using an IF statement. I would like the logical_test parameter to evaluate a strings last character.<br />
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EXAMPLE:<br />
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=IF(A1 end with a &quot;T&quot;,&quot;String 1&quot;,&quot;String 2&quot;)
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I am sure that there is a way to do this but it is not clear to me how...

I am using an IF statement. I would like the logical_test parameter to evaluate a strings last character.

EXAMPLE:

=IF(A1 end with a "T","String 1","String 2")

Evaluating last character of a string with IF function

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