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Hi
I'm trying to use a logical function to search text in a cell, see below =IF(SEARCH("DENTAL",A3,0) = 0, IF(SEARCH("VISION",A3,0) = 0,"yes","no"),"no") Basically I need a way to determine if the defined text exists in string and if so return flag that record. I'm comfortable using access instr() function but I have a large amount of non-indexed information and I'm trying to create a rule table rather than churn away via an ODBC connection from Access. My problem is that the search function won't return an integer, just #Value!. Is there a function that can look for #VALUE! I was thinking that it might be like isNA() I'm not stuck on using the search function so alternative solutions are greatly appreciated. Thanks David Hallidy |
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