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Question : Case-insensitive ISNUMBER(lLOOKUP) in Excel
How do I make this formula not case sensitive? I want it to return TRUE if any of the words or phrases in my list 'dingnots' occur in T9, regardless of case.
Thanks,
John
1:
=ISNUMBER(LOOKUP(1024,FIND(dingnots,$T9)))
Answer : Case-insensitive ISNUMBER(lLOOKUP) in Excel
Hello John,
Find() is case-sensitive, Search() is not, but does the same thing.
=ISNUMBER(LOOKUP(1024,SEAR
CH(dingnot
s,$T9)))
cheers, teylyn
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