Dim FoundRange As Range Set FoundRange Cells. =FIND(A1, " ", FIND(A1, "good")) - FIND(A1, "good")Ĭombine this with the MID function to identify the word with a single formula. So I check a range from 1:75 whether any cells contain a piece of text, but it doesnt seem to work. Subtract the starting position of the word from the position of the space to calculate the length. For example:Ĭalculate the length of the word by finding the next space after the start of the word. To determine if a range or column contains specific text (a specific substring or partial text), you can use a formula based on the COUNTIF function and wildcards. First specify the starting position of the string, which is the result of using the FIND function on the cell. Provide the word you want to identify as part of your formula and use the FIND and MID functions to identify the word. For example, type "=MID(A1, 25, 4)" to extract the substring that begins at position 25 and has four characters Excel: Function which gives location of a cell containing specific text.
For example, "good" has four letters.Ĭlick an empty cell, such as D1, and enter the formula that identifies the word "good" within the larger string. Start at the beginning of the string and count each character in the string until you reach the word "good." For example, "Now" starts with character 1, "time" starts at character 12 and "good" starts at character 25.ĭetermine how many letters the word has.
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