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I am using Microsoft Excel 2000.
I have a spreadsheet with many, many part numbers in Column A. There are no duplicate part numbers. What I want to do is create a formula that will put an "X" in Column B of a part number if one of the following strings is included in the part numbers. (A part number will not have more than one of these strings.) 1K0PR 1K0SI 1K0VA 1K0VR For instance, if the part number were 1C014C014A0000D006, then there would be no "X" in Column B because none of the above strings is embedded in the part number. On the other hand, if the part number were 1Z071K0VRKV0GS000AUTOM then there should be an "X" in column B because it includes the string "1K0VR". So, I built the following formula (which obviously does not work!!): =IF(ISERR(SEARCH(OR("1K0PR","1K0SI","1K0VA","1K0VR "),A1,1)),"","X") What am I doing wrong? -- tb |
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Hi,
Am Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:18:01 +0000 (UTC) schrieb tb: What I want to do is create a formula that will put an "X" in Column B of a part number if one of the following strings is included in the part numbers. (A part number will not have more than one of these strings.) 1K0PR 1K0SI 1K0VA 1K0VR For instance, if the part number were 1C014C014A0000D006, then there would be no "X" in Column B because none of the above strings is embedded in the part number. On the other hand, if the part number were 1Z071K0VRKV0GS000AUTOM then there should be an "X" in column B because it includes the string "1K0VR". try: =IF(COUNT(SEARCH({"1K0PR";"1K0SI";"1K0VA";"1K0VR"} ,A1))0,"X","") Regards Claus Busch -- Win XP PRof SP2 / Vista Ultimate SP2 Office 2003 SP2 /2007 Ultimate SP2 |
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On 6/21/2011 at 9:43:09 AM Claus Busch wrote:
=IF(COUNT(SEARCH({"1K0PR";"1K0SI";"1K0VA";"1K0VR"} ,A1))0,"X","") Works great! Thanks. -- tb |
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On Jun 21, 9:18*am, "tb" wrote:
I am using Microsoft Excel 2000. I have a spreadsheet with many, many part numbers in Column A. *There are no duplicate part numbers. What I want to do is create a formula that will put an "X" in Column B of a part number if one of the following strings is included in the part numbers. *(A part number will not have more than one of these strings.) 1K0PR 1K0SI 1K0VA 1K0VR For instance, if the part number were 1C014C014A0000D006, then there would be no "X" in Column B because none of the above strings is embedded in the part number. *On the other hand, if the part number were 1Z071K0VRKV0GS000AUTOM then there should be an "X" in column B because it includes the string "1K0VR". So, I built the following formula (which obviously does not work!!): =IF(ISERR(SEARCH(OR("1K0PR","1K0SI","1K0VA","1K0VR "),A1,1)),"","X") What am I doing wrong? -- tb '=IF(COUNT(SEARCH({"1KOVR","1KOSI"},B28)),"X","") |
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