Excel SEARCH Function Multiple Values
In Excel SEARCH Function Multiple Values, users can search for multiple values in a cell. Here are three examples on how to use SEARCH for multiple values.
Example 1: SEARCH Function to search for multiple values:
In our example, we want to test whether some text are present in our cells, and the formula is =IF(COUNT(SEARCH({“Messi”,”best”,”player”,”Ling”,”Success”}, C6)), 1, “0”), which returns 1 if SEARCH function finds the text in the cell; otherwise, it returns 0 (zero).
Example 2: SEARCH Function to search for multiple value and return TRUE/FALSE:
To test for presence of value(s) in a cell and return TRUE/FALSE, the formula is =SUMPRODUCT(–ISNUMBER(SEARCH({“orange”,”apple”,”Banana”,”Cheese”,”Book”},C6)))=2.
Example 3: SEARCH Function to search for multiple values in a list:
If users want to search for multiple values in a list, they can use the formula like
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