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If Cell Contains specific UPPERCASE text
I'm trying to write a fomula that will look in column A for any text that
contains the text "LOA". If TRUE, I want to apply some conditional formatting to a range of cells. I tried the following formula when A4 = "loa" and it still comes up TRUE. Any suggestions? =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(UPPER("LOA"),A4)) |
If Cell Contains specific UPPERCASE text
Try this:
=ISNUMBER(FIND("LOA",UPPER(A4),1)) - AG |
If Cell Contains specific UPPERCASE text
GoBucks wrote:
I'm trying to write a fomula that will look in column A for any text that contains the text "LOA". If TRUE, I want to apply some conditional formatting to a range of cells. I tried the following formula when A4 = "loa" and it still comes up TRUE. Any suggestions? =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(UPPER("LOA"),A4)) SEARCH is not case sensitive. FIND is: =ISNUMBER(FIND("LOA",A4)) |
If Cell Contains specific UPPERCASE text
Hi GoBucks,
Because FIND is case sensitive, that is precisely why I have used: =ISNUMBER(FIND("LOA",UPPER(A4),1)) It does not matter whether A4 contains loa or Loa of loA or lOa ... upper of that will always make is "LOA", which is why you will be able to find "LOA" in UPPER(A4). As long as loa exists in cell A4 in some form the FIND("LOA",UPPER(A4),1) will always return a number. |
If Cell Contains specific UPPERCASE text
Thank you both! worked great.
"Glenn" wrote: GoBucks wrote: I'm trying to write a fomula that will look in column A for any text that contains the text "LOA". If TRUE, I want to apply some conditional formatting to a range of cells. I tried the following formula when A4 = "loa" and it still comes up TRUE. Any suggestions? =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(UPPER("LOA"),A4)) SEARCH is not case sensitive. FIND is: =ISNUMBER(FIND("LOA",A4)) |
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