IF AND formula, returns "Yes" if column matches a cell reference and 2nd column starts with first 3 characters in a reference list

willow1985

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I am needing help with a IF AND formula.
I am looking to return a "Yes" if Column A Matches G2 and if anything in Column B starts with the first 3 characters from a reference list in Column F.
See below example with desired result in column C.

Thank you to anyone who can help with this.

Book1
ABCDEFG
1CompanyReference #If is Blue Company and Reference starts with List Ref.ReferenceCompany
2Blue CompanyCAE51126YesCAEBlue Company
3Red CompanyDTY8852NoCAC
4Blue CompanyRRW9543NoCAG
5Blue CompanyCAT1137YesCAT
6Red CompanyJEQ8842No
7Blue CompanyCAC84255Yes
8Blue CompanyCAG745Yes
9Red CompanyCAC7562No
Sheet1
 

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How about:

Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(A2=$G$2,SUM(--(LEFT(B2,3)=$F$2:$F$5))),"Yes","No")
 
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Another option
Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(A2=$G$2,ISNUMBER(XMATCH(LEFT(B2,3),$F$2:$F$10))),"Yes","No")
 
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How about:

Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(A2=$G$2,SUM(--(LEFT(B2,3)=$F$2:$F$5))),"Yes","No")
If I had to expand the list in column F to include items with only 2 characters, how would I modify this formula? (see below example - want C8 to be Yes)

Book1
ABCDEFG
1CompanyReference #If is Blue Company and Reference starts with List Ref.ReferenceCompany
2Blue CompanyCAE51126YesCAEBlue Company
3Red CompanyDTY8852NoCAC
4Blue CompanyRRW9543NoCAG
5Blue CompanyCAT1137YesCAT
6Red CompanyJEQ8842NoAE
7Blue CompanyCAC84255YesAC
8Blue CompanyAT5745NoAT
9Red CompanyCAC7562NoAG
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C9C2=IF(AND(A2=$G$2,SUM(--(LEFT(B2,3)=$F$2:$F$9))),"Yes","No")
 
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You can try:
Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM((A2=$G$2)*COUNTIFS(B2,$F$2:$F$9&"*")),"Yes","No")

Or (edit):
Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM(COUNTIFS(B2,$F$2:$F$9&"*",A2,$G$2)),"Yes","No")
 
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Solution
You can try:
Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM((A2=$G$2)*COUNTIFS(B2,$F$2:$F$9&"*")),"Yes","No")

Or (edit):
Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM(COUNTIFS(B2,$F$2:$F$9&"*",A2,$G$2)),"Yes","No")
Thank you! This is perfect!
 
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