IF lookups with multiple condition arrays - I think?

shellwig

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Is there a formula that gives me this result when searching through?

IF Column B = (FL5DOxxx1, FL5DOxxx2... FL5XBxxx) then result = "FI" but
IF Column B = (FL5N1****) then result = "NEA"
 

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If I understood your request correctly, try =IF(OR(LEFT(B2,5)={"FL5DO","FL5XB"}),"FI",IF(LEFT(B2,5)="FL5N1","NEA",""))
 
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The formula is not pulling the "NEA" name but I can take it from here. Thank you!
 
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