I have used this formula successfully
=IFERROR(LOOKUP(1,-SEARCH(U$4,$E6),$H$6:$H$2000)," ")
but now I need "exact match" between u4 and e6 cells
How do I change the formula
Thanks Carroll
I have used this formula successfully
=IFERROR(LOOKUP(1,-SEARCH(U$4,$E6),$H$6:$H$2000)," ")
but now I need "exact match" between u4 and e6 cells
How do I change the formula
Thanks Carroll
Any possibility you could upload a small sample worksheet so we can see whats in U4 and E6 and a sample of the data you were searching on?
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Sam Capricci
Sam's right, without a workbook and/or further explanation, this is complete guesswork . . .
Assuming this formula is in U6, copied across and down???, try:
=IF($E6=U$4,$H6,"")
If that works, then the original formula could have been:
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(U$4,$E6)),$H6,"")
Last edited by leelnich; 07-16-2023 at 08:42 PM.
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So you say you need an exact match U4 and E6 cells, a search formula will find a value within another cell so it could be some word that is in the middle of a sentence.
When you say exact match it makes me think you want to find only one word or value that matches the entire contents of a different range.
So perhaps a search function isn't what would be the most efficient, maybe an if and countif or sumproduct or a vlookup or some other formula would better suit.
That is why a sample workbook with enough samples that represent your data AND expected results would be helpful.![]()
Thanks to Sam and Leelnich - your suggestion worked great
Thanks much
Carroll
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