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Hi.
I'm using this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(FIND(A1,$B$1:$B$30--($C$1:$C$30)) multiple times. i.e. finding A2, A3 etc. Where A1 is text within a phrase. e.g. finding "diesel", "unleaded", or "fuel" within phrases in B column like "bulk diesel fuel", "fuel unleaded" etc Is there an easy way to avoid overlaps for words in A1,A2...A10 without writing a massive formula. ie sum A1's related value in C1 but not A2...A10 = sum "diesel" but not "fuel" etc. Thanks. |
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