Is it possible to use SUBSTITUTE (or some other method) using a list of inputs?
For example, my target cell contains the string
<tbody>
</tbody>
and on another sheet I have a ranged list:
<tbody>
</tbody>
I'm looking for way to get a result of
<tbody>
</tbody>
Obviously I could nest SUBSTITUTE, by my real list contains over 200 entries!
I tried this: =SUBSTITUTE(GF39,NAMES!A:A,NAMES!C:C) but to no avail.
Help? I'm programmer so I can always fall back to VBA, but I figured you guys might know a built-in way to do this.
For example, my target cell contains the string
I love Apples, I hate Orange, my Banana, my Grape |
<tbody>
</tbody>
and on another sheet I have a ranged list:
Apple | Red |
Orange | Orange |
Banana | Yellow |
Grape | Green |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I'm looking for way to get a result of
<tbody> </tbody> |
<tbody>
</tbody>
Obviously I could nest SUBSTITUTE, by my real list contains over 200 entries!
I tried this: =SUBSTITUTE(GF39,NAMES!A:A,NAMES!C:C) but to no avail.
Help? I'm programmer so I can always fall back to VBA, but I figured you guys might know a built-in way to do this.