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As long as you don't have too many, you could try this approach where the
name is in A1, number in B1 =ISNUMBER(FIND(IF(A1="Sydney","123456",IF(A1="Joe" ,"565656")),B1)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Twiggy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, very helpful, but what if I have a number of numbers to find for each person eg "123456", "654321" and "456789" - Do I have to put each of these in as a separate formula? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =ISNUMBER(FIND("123456",A1)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Twiggy" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet of dialled telephone number in various formats eg "01234123456", or "00441234123456", and am trying to highlight their personal calls using conditional formatting. I am looking for a formula that says highlight this cell if this cell CONTAINS "123456" ie that last six digits of the number. Some people do however use a * at the end of the number dialled to indicate a personal call but they are not consistent! e.g 01234123456* or 00441234123456* Any ideas? |
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