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I need a formula which returns Y if a cell contains a string and N if not.
Here's a start: IF(FIND("XXX",C3),"Y","N"). But the trouble is that if the target string is not found, it returns a #VALUE! error. I can of course fix that by something like IF(ISERROR(FIND("XXX",C3),"N","Y"). But this seems unnecessarily awkward. Is there a simpler solution? I'm using Excel 2003. Thanks. |
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