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Return blank cell if 'find' statement not true
I wish to search text in A1 for the word "div". If it is present I want
cell A6 to equal A4. If absent, I want cell A6 to be blank. When '=IF(FIND("div",A1),A4,"")' is placed in cell A6 it gives '#Value' instead of blank if A1 does not contain"div". This seems trivial, but how do I remedy the situation? Thanks |
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