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![]() HI I'm using this formula : =IF(K1="AB",5,6) This places a number 5 in the target column if K1 contains the letters "AB" , and a 6 if it doesn't. The problem is that it only works for if the content is *exactly* "AB". If there is any other content in the cell , it returns a false conclusion. What I really need is for this to work if the letters "AB" are contained *anywhere* within the text in K1. Is this possible? Grateful for any help. |
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