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Hello,
I have source data for a pivot table that can contain one or more values "alpha", "beta", "gamma", "delta" (ex: cell can contain "alpha", "alpha" "beta", "delta" "gamma", and so on). I tried a formula to display "yes" if the source cell contained "alpha" and "no" otherwise as follows: =if(isnumber(search("alpha",a1)),"yes","no") Unfortunately, this returns "yes" in my destination cell whether the source cell contains "alpha" or not. I found this formula in another post on filtering pivot tables but can see that I am doing something wrong. I just don't know what. I tried "istext" in place of "isnumber" with the same result, a "yes" is returned regardless of whether "alpha" is in the source cell. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong or whether there is a better way to accomplish this? Thank you, Tom |
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