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I need a function that tests whether a cell containing multiple words
includes certain text. For example, test for the occurrence of the string "alarm" and give me a count. One spreadsheet cell contains all of the following text: The event alarmed 3 times with 1 alarm being critical. The text string "alarm" actually appears twice in that statement, one of which was a word. What two sets of syntax will allow me to capture both conditions...a string match or a word match. |
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