excel - =IF(ISERR(SEARCH query -


i have formula =if(iserr(search("m004",$h26)),na(), "g26"). have multiple words in cells 'h26' of trying find 'm004' want formula once identifies m004 input value in g26, not 'true, false.... etc' possible???

for example, 'in 'i26', want see if h26 contains value m004, if want cell equal value in g26

possible?

forgot ask, type if 'false' leave box blank?

if want leave cell blank if n/a, following instead:

  1. use iserror instead of iserr: iserror trap error values, while iserr trap errors except #n/a
  2. change na() "" blank cell in case of error.

    =if(iserror(search("m004",h26)),"", g26) 

i don't think getting false option when use search(), covered error cases when use iserror().


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