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look for parts off contents in a cell
Hi I wonder if someone can tell me if there is a formula that can find a
specific vword in a cell containing more than the specific word. lets say the full contens in the cell is "the car is black" and I would it to look for just the word "black", is this possible? |
look for parts off contents in a cell
This formula searches C15 for the word "Black" and returns the character
number (including spaces) at which the first letter of the word starts. =FIND("Black",C15) "FreddieP" wrote in message ... Hi I wonder if someone can tell me if there is a formula that can find a specific vword in a cell containing more than the specific word. lets say the full contens in the cell is "the car is black" and I would it to look for just the word "black", is this possible? |
look for parts off contents in a cell
=isnumber(search("black",a1))
would return true or false if black is found (or not found). And =search() doesn't care about case Black, BLACk, BlAcK are all treated the same. If you want a case sensitive version, use =find() instead of =search(). FreddieP wrote: Hi I wonder if someone can tell me if there is a formula that can find a specific vword in a cell containing more than the specific word. lets say the full contens in the cell is "the car is black" and I would it to look for just the word "black", is this possible? -- Dave Peterson |
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