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Using text instead of number. e.g. If(E10=C,1,0)
I don't think you posted ALL of the rules....but here are a couple guesses at
what you might want. If D1 *may* contain C,S,E or a combination of those (in single occurrences) Then....maybe this: G1: =SUM(COUNTIF(D1,"*"&{"C","S","E"}&"*")) However, if D1 will ONLY contain C,S,E or a combination of those (in single occurrences) Then....maybe this: G1: =LEN(D1) If there are more rules, though, please post them. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "walkersuniverse" wrote: Hello I wish to have a column for texts, either 'C','S' or 'E' and combinations of CSE such as @IF(E10=C,1,0) and @IF(E10=CS,2,0) and IF(E10=CSE,3,0) I want to put the text CSE in Column D and the formula in Column G. Hope you can help and that this makes sence? How do I do this. Thanks John |
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