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If you're just checking for the presence of at least one of the words: =SUM(COUNTIF(A1,{"*word1*","*word2*","*word3*"})) 0 In article , Titoto wrote: is there a way to use the function 'FIND(OR)' to search for multiple words within a cell |
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