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My source of information has been these newsgroups and other forums.
One can learn quite a bit by watching others and asking questions. Note that using... SEARCH(" "&D2&","," "&B2:B4&",") ....instead of... SEARCH(D2,B2:B4) ....ensures that SEARCH will find/match the correct value. For example, if the value you're looking for is 8926, and A2:B4 contains the following... 52177 9561 62532.01 89265 726589 90026, 8926 ....the first one would match B4, whereas the second one would incorrectly match B3. Hope this helps! In article , "Kok Yong Lee" wrote: Hi Domenic, Any where I can find more information regarding your rather exotic usage of '&' character in SEARCH(" "&D2&","," "&B2:B4&",")? many thanks. |
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