Help using the IF and SEARCH functions, I hope this is simple for all of you!

cmanlongat

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Main objective is to list Column A5 (Shifts) with either Day, Swing, or Grave depending on the employees schedule listen vertically in column C5:I5.

Is there a formula that could offer me with the right results? I tried an IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1P - 9P",C5) "Swing", ""))) type of formula but I had to do this for every single shift time.

If anyone can help me with this, I would really appreciate it. Also, the schedule format has to be in that same way in the example, I cannot change it.
 
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