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I am using the IF function to look for a particular word and copy it to
another cell. H2: =IF(A2="Example Text",A2, "") The problem is that if the word "Example Text" is not found it deletes anything in the target cell or puts FALSE into the target cell (if I take out the ""). How can I preserve the text in the target cell if "Example Text" is not there? any help would be greatly appreciated!! |
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