How do I indicate that I would like to count any time the cell has "DESIGN" in it whether the cell says exactly "DESIGN" or "re-DESIGN"?
Something like this:
=COUNTIFS( range , FIND("DESIGN", UPPER(@cell)) > 0)
where range is likely a column reference. This will also count "design" and "re-design". If you don't need that, remove the UPPER()
Craig
hi J. Craig
How about if I the range is a different sheet and I need to find the number 17 in.
=COUNTIFS({Range 4}, FIND("17", @cell))
or
=COUNTIF(FIND("17", {Range 4}))
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