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Hello. I have a spreadsheet with numerous (hundereds) of naming conventions
in a field that I need to search. One common denominator, though, is that they will always contain text including either "BK", "SL", "OF", or "N". By using the formula =IF(ISNUMBER(A1),LOOKUP("BK",A1)),"BULK", "SIDELOAD"), this almost accomplishes what I need, except that there are the 4 conditions, not just two. I need to have a formula test for the text BK, and if that exists, return the word BULK, if BK is not contained in the cell, the formula should test for the text SL; if SL is contained in the cell, the return should be SIDELOAD, thirdly, if the text SL is not found in the cell, the formula should test for the text N; if N is found, the formula should return NIGHT SIDELOAD; and finally, if none of the prior 3 conditions is met, the formula should return OFS. I should be able to use the above formula, but I can't seem to get the syntax correct to nest it all together. Any help is much appreciated. |
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