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I was wondering if there is a way to write an if statement like this:
=if(a1="*HOU*", "Houston",0) So that if the text in cell A1 contains "HOU" then it would return "Houston". I know it works if the cell is an exact match, but what about if it only contains the word??? HELP! Thanks! |
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