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Count and convert text
Is it possible to create a function/formula which will count text in a row
and then convert them to a value and allow it to be multiplied by a value? e.g. E DO L OD E L (count the text E, L, OD ignoring DO) the value of these being 7.5 then multiplied by the amount of times they appear e.g. 5 = 37.5. |
One way:
=(LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"E",""), "L",""),"OD"," ")))*7.5 Note the space between quotes after "OD" (to shorten the string by only 1 character per instance). In article , "Boenerge" wrote: Is it possible to create a function/formula which will count text in a row and then convert them to a value and allow it to be multiplied by a value? e.g. E DO L OD E L (count the text E, L, OD ignoring DO) the value of these being 7.5 then multiplied by the amount of times they appear e.g. 5 = 37.5. |
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