# CASE: account range

**URL:** <https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-account-range/396>\
**Category:** Cases\
**Created:** [September 13, 2017, 12:22pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-account-range/396 "2017-09-13T12:22:19Z")\
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**Author:** ![borjaGonzalez](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/user_avatar/community.silverfin.com/borjagonzalez/32/825_2.png) [@borjaGonzalez](https://community.silverfin.com/u/borjaGonzalez)\
**Post date:** [August 25, 2020, 8:52am UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-account-range/396/6 "2020-08-25T08:52:58Z")

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Hi there,

You can try using `65$` if what you want is that unique account as in the case explained below:

> [@CASE: use a wildcard in an account range](https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-use-a-wildcard-in-an-account-range/954):
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> Let’s say you want to have an overview of all investment accounts starting with “24” and ending on “90”, to quickly see all your depreciation amounts. You could’ve done this: {% assign depreciation\_acc = period.accounts | range:"240090,240190,241090,240290" %} where you needed to know the accounts you wanted to add them, one by one in your range. Of course using a wildcard would be much more needed here. And now this is possible, by using following code: {% assign depreciation\_acc = perio…

Hope that works for you.

Best,  
Borja

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