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I'm trying to create an IF formula that returns data after searching a cell
that contains more than one data range. For ex: Cell B3 contains GCVW-00001, GCVW-00002 I need the formula in C3 to return Yes if B3 contains GCVW-00001 and I need the formula in D3 to return Yes if B3 contains GCVW-00002 I'm able to get the formula to return yes or no correctly if cell B3 contains either GCVW-00001 or GCVW-00002, but the formula won't work if it contains both at the same time. right now my basic formula looks like: =IF(B3="GCVW-00001","Yes","No") or =IF(B3="GCVW-00002","Yes","No") I'm thinking the problem is with the = portion. Is there a way to do Conains instead of equals? thanks :) |
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