tonywatsonhelp
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Hi Everyone,
just got an amazing formula for finding a set of words within a cell that goes like this:
=LOOKUP(2^15,SEARCH({"","Opening soon","Help Needed","Closed down"},A1),{"","urgent","help","Closed"})
This is exactly what I was looking for, however I'm now thinking I could imporove on this by looking up the data in a column
So instead of putting the words "Opening soon","Help Needed","Closed down" into the formula I put them in Column C1 to C3
I've tried to amend the above but can't get it to do anything so my question would be how can I get the above formula to look at cells C1 to C3 instead of having the data in the formula?
Oh, and instead of giving "urgent","help","Closed" I want it to give the word in column d so D1 to D3 so C1 give D1 C2 gives D2 etc?
any ideas please?
Thanks
Tony
just got an amazing formula for finding a set of words within a cell that goes like this:
=LOOKUP(2^15,SEARCH({"","Opening soon","Help Needed","Closed down"},A1),{"","urgent","help","Closed"})
This is exactly what I was looking for, however I'm now thinking I could imporove on this by looking up the data in a column
So instead of putting the words "Opening soon","Help Needed","Closed down" into the formula I put them in Column C1 to C3
I've tried to amend the above but can't get it to do anything so my question would be how can I get the above formula to look at cells C1 to C3 instead of having the data in the formula?
Oh, and instead of giving "urgent","help","Closed" I want it to give the word in column d so D1 to D3 so C1 give D1 C2 gives D2 etc?
any ideas please?
Thanks
Tony
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