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using CELL function
Does anyone know why this always returns a "0" for the answer?:
=IF(CELL("contents", B10) = "@", +B10,0) Some of the cells in column B have email addresses in them, some don't. I am trying to capture the email addresses or return a value of "0", but only "0" is returned no matter what. Thanks. |
using CELL function
hi, !
Does anyone know why this always returns a "0" for the answer?: =IF(CELL("contents", B10) = "@", +B10,0) Some of the cells in column B have email addresses in them, some don't. I am trying to capture the email addresses or return a value of "0" but only "0" is returned no matter what... AFAIK, the argument "contents" in CELL w-f is the same as referring to the "ref" itself cell("contents",b10) = =b10 try with: =if(countif(b10,"*@*"),b10,0) hth, hector. |
using CELL function
try something like............... =IF(LEFT(B10,1)="@",B10,0) Greetings from New Zealand "ManhattanRebel" wrote in message ... Does anyone know why this always returns a "0" for the answer?: =IF(CELL("contents", B10) = "@", +B10,0) Some of the cells in column B have email addresses in them, some don't. I am trying to capture the email addresses or return a value of "0", but only "0" is returned no matter what. Thanks. |
using CELL function
Give this formula a try instead...
=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("@",B10)),B10,0) Rick "ManhattanRebel" wrote in message ... Does anyone know why this always returns a "0" for the answer?: =IF(CELL("contents", B10) = "@", +B10,0) Some of the cells in column B have email addresses in them, some don't. I am trying to capture the email addresses or return a value of "0", but only "0" is returned no matter what. Thanks. |
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