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I hate to even ask but is it possible to find if two or more words are found
in a text cell. For example I want to find if a particular cell contains the words "development" AND "JVM" Thank you. - Joe H. |
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=AND(NOT(ISERROR(FIND("development",A1))),NOT(ISER ROR(FIND("JVM",A1))))
Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Joe H." wrote in message ... I hate to even ask but is it possible to find if two or more words are found in a text cell. For example I want to find if a particular cell contains the words "development" AND "JVM" Thank you. - Joe H. |
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Joe,
This will return TRUE if it finds both. To make it case sensitive change SEARCH to FIND =AND(SEARCH("Development",A1),SEARCH("JVM",A1)) Mike "Joe H." wrote: I hate to even ask but is it possible to find if two or more words are found in a text cell. For example I want to find if a particular cell contains the words "development" AND "JVM" Thank you. - Joe H. |
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Another one:
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1,"*"&{"development","JVM"}&"*")) This will return 0, 1 or 2 depending. or if you want to see TRUE or FALSE: =SUM(COUNTIF(A1,"*"&{"development","JVM"}&"*"))=2 Both of these don't worry about case (JVM=Jvm=jvm=jvM...) Joe H. wrote: I hate to even ask but is it possible to find if two or more words are found in a text cell. For example I want to find if a particular cell contains the words "development" AND "JVM" Thank you. - Joe H. -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Bob. I think I led you down the wrong path. I was using the "Find"
feature and did a "Find All" on the word "Development". It listed all the rows that had a cell containing that word. I then tried to enter "Development AND JVM" along with other variations but the Find function doesn't like multiple words. I'll try the programmatic replies that you and others gave but I think I'm in for some more work than I imagined. Thanks again for your quick response. -- Joe H. "Bob Umlas" wrote: =AND(NOT(ISERROR(FIND("development",A1))),NOT(ISER ROR(FIND("JVM",A1)))) Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Joe H." wrote in message ... I hate to even ask but is it possible to find if two or more words are found in a text cell. For example I want to find if a particular cell contains the words "development" AND "JVM" Thank you. - Joe H. |
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