Find string in concatenated string field

Itayc

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Hey,

I'm trying to find a way to create an indicator that find a string in concatenated string (with | delimiter). the string i'm trying to find should be exactly how it's shown in the concatenated string.

For example: find "paid" in the following examples.
1. "ba_paid" is not equal to "paid",
2. no paid" is not equal to "paid"
3. just "paid" equal to "paid"

between the other tags can but underscore and spaces.

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Thanks!
 

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try this, it is case sensitive, if you don't want that use SEARCH
Excel Formula:
=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("|paid|", "|"&A1&"|")), TRUE, FALSE)
 
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