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Hi-
I am trying to flag a record as being either CCO or CCT, where any record with either of the following would be flagged as CCT (else would be CCO): 1. Domain value is at least one of the following: "Customer Contact Transformation (CCT/ACCS, Customer Contact Transformation","Customer Contact Transformation (Scale Play)" OR 2. Campaign = "Customer Contact Transformation (CCT)" I had used the following if statement: =IF(N10&O10="","",IF(OR(N10="Customer Contact Transformation (CCT/ACCS)",N10="Customer Contact Transformation",N10="Customer Contact Transformation (Scale Play)",O10="Customer Contact Transformation (CCT)"),("CCT"),("CCO"))) The problem with this, however, is that the Domain field can have multiple values (i.e. can have one of the CCT related values in #1 plus another unrelated value). This statement is only looking for exact matches; hence I am not flagging all those that I need to because I want it to = CCT if any one of the Domain values contains CCT or the Campaign value contains CCT. Is there a way to structure IF statements to look for records that contain certain text (i.e. like in SQL how you can do * is like %CCT%)? Perhaps I need to do something more complex than an IF statementnot sure what this would be though. I would really appreciate any help with this. Thanks in advance. Amanda |
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