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conditional value in a cell
I need to put Yes in cell M2 if cell J2 has "DSMB" anywhere in its' text.
Here is an example of text that may be in cell J2: "Priority DSMB/Discontinuation Query: End of ... page 55 shows primary reason for discontinued as "Client Decision". Please provide the comment/specification explaining the rationale that the client provided as to "why" they chose to discontinue services:________________________________" |
conditional value in a cell
Hi
Use this formula in M2: =IF(ISERROR(SEARCH("DSMB",J2,1)),"No","Yes") Regards, Per "Vic" skrev i meddelelsen ... I need to put Yes in cell M2 if cell J2 has "DSMB" anywhere in its' text. Here is an example of text that may be in cell J2: "Priority DSMB/Discontinuation Query: End of ... page 55 shows primary reason for discontinued as "Client Decision". Please provide the comment/specification explaining the rationale that the client provided as to "why" they chose to discontinue services:________________________________" |
conditional value in a cell
Try this in M2
=IF(SEARCH("DSMB",J2),"Yes","") Mike "Vic" wrote: I need to put Yes in cell M2 if cell J2 has "DSMB" anywhere in its' text. Here is an example of text that may be in cell J2: "Priority DSMB/Discontinuation Query: End of ... page 55 shows primary reason for discontinued as "Client Decision". Please provide the comment/specification explaining the rationale that the client provided as to "why" they chose to discontinue services:________________________________" |
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