vlookup with wildcards

freakofnature

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can't get "*"& cell ref wildcard to work, trying to vlookup in ref to a column of nfl teams 2-3 character abbreviations,
GB vlookup formula
DAL vlookup formula @SEA
and so on ... looking into another sheet that has all teams
with their fantasy points allowed by position in columns..


Team name QB pts RB pts WR pts K pts Total pts
GB 13 14 17 7 sum
DAL 12 12 15 8 sum
.. etc
the @ is what's hanging me up, it won't match @SEA to SEA
 

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Yes, see example below of SUBSTITUTE function. Cell A2 doesn't have an @, so function just returns whats in A2.
Excel Workbook
AB
1@SEASEA
2GBGB
Sheet
 
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