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I have column with data like:
A1: 123 Main St. San Francisco A2: 5654 Moon Hollow Way Oakland I have over 10 thousand of these. My goal is to pull the city out, but since the city is in different places (and after x y or z number of spaces, etc.) I cannot seem to do it with a simple text formula. and I have another list of cities only like: C1: San Bernadino C2: Oakland C3: San Francisco My question is -- can I do a formula, say in B1, that would search through my list in C1:C2 within A1, and return the found match? In other words the result would be: A1: 123 Main St. San Francisco B1: San Francisco (e.g. it found that "San Francisco" was contained within A1, and returned the match from the list of cities in C1:C3) Any ideas? |
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