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calculating strings (excel 2002)
I'd like to calculate how many cells contain a certain substring in
excel 2002. The if -worksheet function seems to recognize only the whole contents of the cell, not a part of it. Does anybody know how to do this in excel? =if(A1="abc";"found";"not found") ,don't find the string, if the contents of A1 is for example "ccabcdd". |
=IF(COUNTIF(A1,"*abc*"),"found","not found")
that's if you want to do it for each cell. "student_hki" wrote in message om... I'd like to calculate how many cells contain a certain substring in excel 2002. The if -worksheet function seems to recognize only the whole contents of the cell, not a part of it. Does anybody know how to do this in excel? =if(A1="abc";"found";"not found") ,don't find the string, if the contents of A1 is for example "ccabcdd". |
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