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mulitple concatenate conditions
hiya.
Can you use concatenate with more than one if criteria? I'm using this currently: =CONCATENATE((COUNTIF(D5:D91,"*DVD*"))," = DVD") How could I use the above to search more than one criteria such as "DVD" and "VCR" instead of only "DVD"? Concatenate works fine except I cannot search on multiple terms. Can be done with another function maybe? |
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mulitple concatenate conditions
Maybe..........
=CONCATENATE((COUNTIF(D5:D91,"*DVD*")+COUNTIF(D5:D 91,"*VCR*"))," = DVD") Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Alchemist" wrote: hiya. Can you use concatenate with more than one if criteria? I'm using this currently: =CONCATENATE((COUNTIF(D5:D91,"*DVD*"))," = DVD") How could I use the above to search more than one criteria such as "DVD" and "VCR" instead of only "DVD"? Concatenate works fine except I cannot search on multiple terms. Can be done with another function maybe? |
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=CONCATENATE((COUNTIF(D5:D91,"*DVD*")+COUNTIF(D5:D 91,"*VCR*"))," = DVD and
VCR") Will add the count of VCR and the count of DVD. "Alchemist" wrote: hiya. Can you use concatenate with more than one if criteria? I'm using this currently: =CONCATENATE((COUNTIF(D5:D91,"*DVD*"))," = DVD") How could I use the above to search more than one criteria such as "DVD" and "VCR" instead of only "DVD"? Concatenate works fine except I cannot search on multiple terms. Can be done with another function maybe? |
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