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I have misplaced a formula that I had in the past to accomplish the
following: A cell contains a string of text and within that text are certain keywords that I need to determine if exists within a table/array of critical keywords. For example if I have a text field that contains the phrase "property taxes are due Jan 1" and in have a keyword table/array that contains the word "taxes" as one of the entries I would like to flag that particular entry. I believe I had accomplished this with the use of the search formula in the past but I have been unable to reproduce. Any assistance would be appreciated as I have exhaused my knowledge... |
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