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Multiple IF''''s with Vlookup wrote...
This is the formula which I have: =MID(L2,SEARCH(" vdi",L2)+1,4) Now, I want to use multiple if statement in this formula. .... I'm going to guess (sadly it's just a guess because you haven't yet managed to be specific) you want to find the first of several possible words in cell L2. I'll use the following sample array of words: {"one","two","three","four"}. The first of these found in L2 would be given by the formula =INDEX({"one","two","three","four","none found"},MATCH(TRUE, ISNUMBER(SEARCH(" "&{"one","two","three","four","*"}&" "," "&L2&" ")),0)) There's no need to use nested IF calls. |
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