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You could use a formula like:
=isnumber(search("account",a1)) and drag down the column. True means it found it. False means nope. none wrote: I need a formula to search through a column and find the text "ACCOUNT". Possibly print TRUE in the adjacent column. Any help is greatly appreciated. Greg -- Dave Peterson |
If you want to search in column A, for instance, copy this formula into
cell B1 =IF(FIND("Account",A1,1)0,TRUE,FALSE) and copy it to remaining cells in column A. |
And one of the differences between DaveO's response and mine is that I used
=search() and DaveO used =Find(). =search() is not case sensitive Account, ACCouNT, AccoUnt, account would all be accounted for <bg. DaveO used =find(). That is case sensitive. He'll only find Account. What you use will depend on what you really want. none wrote: I need a formula to search through a column and find the text "ACCOUNT". Possibly print TRUE in the adjacent column. Any help is greatly appreciated. Greg -- Dave Peterson |
Find text string in column?
I need a formula to search through a column and find the text "ACCOUNT".
Possibly print TRUE in the adjacent column. Any help is greatly appreciated. Greg |
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