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One more thing to say is that if you find the error message disturbing, you
can enter this formula in D1: =IF(ISERROR(C1),"Not Found","Found") and format C1 with white font color. -- Kristoffer Andreas Berg Programmer on a hobby basis http://home.online.no/~gunnarab "Hakojin" wrote: thank you very much, worked perfect. I was trying much more complicated formulas and it was so simple. "Kristoffer Andreas Berg" wrote: Assuming 8752 is in A1 and "Irr Ltd fxd 3609..." is in B2 you can enter this formula in C1 to look up 8752: =SEARCH(A1,B1) If the text is found, the function returns the number of the character where the text is first found. If it is not, a #VALUE! error message is displayed. |
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