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I have a table where each cell contains a string of various alphanumeric
codes. For example: KB / S596-19 RM / S243-59 VB / I1997-1 KB / GEN SV / GEN I want to write a formula to count 1 if the cell is populated (not all cells are), but count 0 if the cell contains 'GEN'. I've tried this: =IF(AND(B4<"",B4<"*GEN*"),1,0) But the "*GEN*" portion of this formula does not work. Any suggestions? KellyB |
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