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Is there a method to perform the following function?:
I) Using a list of values (In my case, these are text. For the discussion, lets assume they are colors in 3 place format, like BLK, BLU, BRN, GRN, GRY, RED, WHT, etc.). II) Look in a cell, and see if any of those values exist (NOTE: There will never be more than one of these values within a cell). III) If any one of these values is found within the cell, state which value it is. For example, the statement might look like this: =IF(FIND({any of the values listed},E2,1),{whatever value it found in E2},Sorry Charlie) - where E2 is the Within Text location for the FIND function. I can accomplish this with nested IF functions, but this limits me to only seven values. |
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