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What i am trying to do is for example
if O5 contain the word "update" then put "set" in P5. Thanks |
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If you want to test whether the word "update" appears in O5, possibly with
other text, use =IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("update",O5,1)),"set","") If you to test O5 for ONLY the word update, use =IF(O5="update","set","") If UPPER and lower case matters, use =IF(EXACT(O5,"UpDaTe"),"set","") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "algebroni" wrote in message ... What i am trying to do is for example if O5 contain the word "update" then put "set" in P5. Thanks |
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=IF(O5="update","set","else do this") "algebroni" wrote: What i am trying to do is for example if O5 contain the word "update" then put "set" in P5. Thanks |
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