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Try this:
=IF(COUNTIF(R:R,"*maybe*"),INDEX(W:W,MATCH("*maybe *",R:R,0)),"no") If you use a cell to hold "maybe" : A1 = maybe =IF(COUNTIF(R:R,"*"&A1&"*"),INDEX(W:W,MATCH("*"&A1 &"*",R:R,0)),"no") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Rob" wrote in message ... I am trying to modify the below formula to look for a single word within a series of cells instead of matching the entire value and if it finds the word in a cell then it returns the value of an adjacent cell from where it was found. In the example below I am trying to match the word "Maybe" and if it finds it within a string of text in a cell then it returns the value of what is in "W" IF(ISNA(INDEX($W:$W,MATCH("Maybe",$R:$R,0),1)),"No ",INDEX($W:$W,MATCH("Maybe",$R:$R,0),1)) Is this possible or am I S.O.L.? Thanks In Advance, Rob |
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