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Is there a logical statement to return 'True' if one cell contains the
contents of another (and maybe more). E.g. Cell 1 = 12345 Cell 2 = 123456789 Cell 3 = 987654321 Logical statement would return true for cell 1 against 2, but not for cell 1 against 3. Thanks. |
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Where j5 is what you seek
=IF(ISERR(FIND($J$5,J6)),"no","yes") yes =IF(ISERR(FIND($J$5,J7)),"no","yes") no -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Singh" wrote in message ... Is there a logical statement to return 'True' if one cell contains the contents of another (and maybe more). E.g. Cell 1 = 12345 Cell 2 = 123456789 Cell 3 = 987654321 Logical statement would return true for cell 1 against 2, but not for cell 1 against 3. Thanks. |
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