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Hi everyone,
I believe now I am asking too much. I use (as prescribed by this group) =ISNUMBER(SEARCH("/",D5)) to find "/" in a cell. I would like to extend this to find 2 or more instances (CM/F/CM), (F/F/F/) Right now it does not differentiate if is 1 or more instances. Is it possible? Thanks for any help, Emilio |
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