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=IF(COUNTIF(E200:E250,"P"),"B","") Replace commas with semi-colons if your version of Excel uses the semi-colon as a list separator. Hope this helps! In article , OBIPEDA wrote: Hello! I got a small question, which should not be any problem for a Excel specialist. I want to search through a part of a column (i.e. "E200:E250") for a specific text (i.e. "P"), and if in one cell of the specified range exactly this text is found, I want to set a seperate text (i.e. "B") in another cell (i.e. "E255). Has anyone of you some idea for me? I tried like =if(E200:E250="P"; "B"; ""), but is not working! Best regards, Peter |
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