You would have to use NOT(ISERR as you want to find a non-error.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"XP" wrote in message
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Just a comment, interesting use of "IsNumber" rather than "IsErr" which is
what I was trying to use. "IsNumber" simplifies it a lot, I like it.
Thanks!!!

"XP" wrote:

Sorry for my previous post, I should not have doubted you, I had a typo.
It
works great, thanks again!!!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:


=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(G6,"FUTURE")),E6*N6*10000,IF(I SNUMBER(SEARCH(G6,"SWAP"))
,E6*N6*2500,""))

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Bob Phillips

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"XP" wrote in message
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I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

I need a spreadsheet formula I can write into the sheet from code
that
would
use the following logic, but I'm stumped. I would like to do this
using a
single formula because it is really for another user and their sheet
structure demands it:

IF G6 LIKE "*FUTURE*" Then E6 * N6 * 10000
IF G6 LIKE "*SWAP*" Then E6 * N6 * 2500
IF G6 NOT LIKE "*FUTURE*" NOR LIKE "*SWAP*" Then blank (i.e. "")

I know in place of "LIKE" I need to use "Search", but I can't crack
the
logic. Could someone please post a solution?

Thanks much in advance.