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Default #Value! error

Yellow complexion is from all the egg on my face.<vbg

Although still wouldn't hurt to use Upper().
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"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
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No need to use FIND() at all - just use

=SUBSTITUTE(A1,"DR.","Door")

If "DR." doesn't exist, no error will be raised.

In article , HalB
wrote:

I am actually trying to replace "DR. " with "Door" but the error causes
the formula to fail.