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Is there a way to include in a formula a command that will check if a cell
contains a specific string of text? For example, if cell G4 contains "Not mapped" (and more text), then "Disregard" will be indicated in cell C4 - IF(G4 contains "Not mapped","Disregard","Something else") |
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