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Hey everyone welcome back. We are looking at the IF formula in excel and in particular, if a cell contains the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39;, we want to bring back something if thatamp;#39;s true, and if it doesnamp;#39;t contain the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39; we want to bring back a blank. So to do this we need to combine the SEARCH function and Iamp;#39;ll show you in two easy steps how to get it all in one formula. So letamp;#39;s get started. EQUALS, SEARCH, weamp;#39;re searching for the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39;, comma, within the cell B4, close brackets, and it comes up with the number six. What that means is it has found the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39; and itamp;#39;s the sixth character along where we start to find that word mints. Weamp;#39;ll drag the cell down and you can see that in the cells that donamp;#39;t contain the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39;, it brought back an error, and where it did contain the word amp;#39;mintsamp;#39;
