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Finding multiple values in a range

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I need to find 1 of 4 values in a range and report which one was found in the next column. Example...

RV____TW____3C____IS____9S_____NQ____N2____65____JA____PQ____DC____IW____QA

(underlines purely to distinguish columns)

I need to search through that row and find one of the following values: 1A, 2B, 3C, 4D. In this example, 3C is in the row; so I would want the next column to display 3C

There will never be more than 1 of those values in a row.

Can help would be appreciated.

Thanks!
 
Hi,

Assuming that your row of values is in A1:M1...
[tt]
N1: =index(A1:M1,1,
if(isna(match("1A",A1:M1,0)),0,match("1A",A1:M1,0))+
if(isna(match("2B",A1:M1,0)),0,match("2B",A1:M1,0))+
if(isna(match("3C",A1:M1,0)),0,match("3C",A1:M1,0))+
if(isna(match("4D",A1:M1,0)),0,match("4D",A1:M1,0)))

[/tt]


Skip,
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Do this;
"(underlines purely to distinguish columns)" actually mean;

The underscores distinguish and empty column??

or does it mean

The underscores distinguish an empty CELL in the row of data??

Which is what your example data seems to indicate.


And does the range have a 'name' or is it just a row number.

Chris.

Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?
Time flies like an arrow, however, fruit flies like a banana.

Never mind this jesus character, stars had to die for me to live.
 
Thank you SkipVought!

I just needed to change the commas to semicolons and all worked perfectly.
 
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