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Hey again,
Is there a formula I can use to figure out if there is one specific phrase in a selection? I'm updating the attendance prgram at the school that I work at. Every student has their own attendance sheet in Excel, and each sheet sort of looks like this: |Monday| Period 1:| A | (A=Absent; S=Seat time) Period 2:| S | Period 3:| A | So basically, if they have one or more "S"s, we can count them as being present for the day. I need the formula to find out if there is an "S" in that column, and if there is, I need it to type an "S" in the attendance report, which sort of looks like this: DATE: |1|2|3| Student Name |S| | | Sorry if that got a little complicated. Is there any way to do this? |
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