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I want to be able to reference a cell that has text separated by comma's, and
place a value in the neighboring cell if one of several values is found: ie, list of values could be: BA, GO, GOP, IA, LSE, RC, RRO, TO, TOP, TSP and I would want to identify it if it contains one of the following : GO, GOP, LSE, TO I am thinking that using the Search function within a bunch of nested IF statements might work, but though I would put this out there to see if there were some more intelligent solutions. |
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