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Hello All,
I want to find a character in an entry in Excel and assign a value in another entry depending on if the character is found or not. For example, I am trying to use IF(FIND("m",F3)=#VALUE!,0,B3) to give me a value 0 if the logical test in the IF function is TRUE. Otherwise, return the value in B3. The problem is if "m" is not found, FIND returns the #VALUE! error value, and I have no idea on how to test for this condition. Any ideas? Does anyone have another suggestion on how to accomplish what I am trying to do? Thank you. |
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