Referencing a cells contents within a wildcard within a formula

JakeCardigan

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Hi all,

hoping you can shed some light on a problem I am struggling to work around.

=IF(COUNTIF(A13,"*f1*"),"BRANDED",IF(COUNTIF(A13,"*f2*"),"BRANDED LINK","NON BRANDED"))

However within the wildcards I want to look for the contents of cell F1 and cell F2... is this possible??

Any help would be gratefully received

Thanks :biggrin:
 

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=IF(COUNTIF(A13,"*"&F1&"*"),"BRANDED",IF(COUNTIF(A13,"*"&F2&"*"),"BRANDED LINK","NON BRANDED"))
 
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