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You don't say what "it" is that you're looking for, but this will tell
you whether any of the symbols show up in the sentence (array-entered: CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or CMD-RETURN): =IF(OR(ISNUMBER(FIND(A1:A4,D1))),"Match","No Match") In article .com, wrote: Hi, I have been trying for DAYS to get this problem solved. I have a list of stock symbols and a cell which may contain a value from the list. For example Stock Symbols ADNC SEDG EDSW TFDE And a cell that could contain a value from the list. Eg. "I think SEDG is a very popular stock." I have seen on the net "code", but I'm sure there must be a formula for this! I would be interested to see what it is. PLEASE HELP! |
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