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I need code or a formula to return the amount of times text was found in a
range of cells. The problem is the data in the sheet is inconsistent for example: StayInSchool, SchoolInitiative, SchoolsagainstDropout, etc. I need to calculate the amount of times "schoo" or school" is shown in the specified range. I need to be able to use a contains formula or string instead of < or equal to. Because this data comes from several markets, their naming convention is not uniform. Another option would be Access (or another application) if you can provide something I can throw into the Builder in Access that would help also. |
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