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SEARCH and arrays
Is there any way to use SEARCH with an array? Is there some other formula?
Here's the goal: cells D1 thru M1 have a text string. Cells A1 through A50 have text strings. Some of the items in D1:M1 may be substrings of items in A1:A50. I am trying to come up with a method to go through the list D1:M1 and tell me if any of the words are embedded in A1:A50. Make sense? all ideas appreciated Janie |
SEARCH and arrays
On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:53:01 -0700, Janie
wrote: Is there any way to use SEARCH with an array? Is there some other formula? Here's the goal: cells D1 thru M1 have a text string. Cells A1 through A50 have text strings. Some of the items in D1:M1 may be substrings of items in A1:A50. I am trying to come up with a method to go through the list D1:M1 and tell me if any of the words are embedded in A1:A50. Make sense? all ideas appreciated Janie Not sure exactly what you want. But to check to see if a word is in an array, something like: =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$50,"*"&D1&"*") 0 will be true if the word in D1 is found in any of the strings in A1:A50 So you could put that formula in D2, and fill across to M2. --ron |
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