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Vibeke

search a row for a word and if found
 
I have 4 columns (C to F) I need to search row by row for a particular word.
If the word is found in a row, I need to return 1 in Column G or 0 if not
found. I've tried various iterations of IF\SEARCH\MATCH and so on. The four
columns contain address lines, i.e. a mixture of text and numbers and the
word can appear in any of the columns, at any place in the string. I'd prefer
if it weren't case sensitive but it's not imperative. Many thanks in
anticipation!

Jacob Skaria

search a row for a word and if found
 
Try the below

=IF(COUNTIF(C4:F4,"*findword*"),1,0)

'with the query word in cell A1
=IF(COUNTIF(C4:F4,"*" & A1 & "*"),1,0)

--
Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"Vibeke" wrote:

I have 4 columns (C to F) I need to search row by row for a particular word.
If the word is found in a row, I need to return 1 in Column G or 0 if not
found. I've tried various iterations of IF\SEARCH\MATCH and so on. The four
columns contain address lines, i.e. a mixture of text and numbers and the
word can appear in any of the columns, at any place in the string. I'd prefer
if it weren't case sensitive but it's not imperative. Many thanks in
anticipation!


Jarek Kujawa[_2_]

search a row for a word and if found
 
another way:
A1="word"

=IF(ISERROR(FIND(A1,C1&D1&E1&F1)),,1)

HIH

On 16 Kwi, 09:10, Vibeke wrote:
I have 4 columns (C to F) I need to search row by row for a particular word.
If the word is found in a row, I need to return 1 in Column G or 0 if not
found. I've tried various iterations of IF\SEARCH\MATCH and so on. The four
columns contain address lines, i.e. a mixture of text and numbers and the
word can appear in any of the columns, at any place in the string. I'd prefer
if it weren't case sensitive but it's not imperative. Many thanks in
anticipation!




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