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=IF formula #NAME? error
XL is returning the NAME error because it doesn't recognize the function instr
Is that a UDF? If so check to see if the code is properly formatted/debugged. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Access101" wrote: All three of these are wrong, I can't think of a fourth: =If(instr(A1, "test"), "Y", "N") =If(instr(A1, "test")=-1, "Y", "N") =If(instr(A1, "test")=True, "Y", "N") Cell A1 contains: This is a test |
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