Google Sheets: How to Use FIND to Locate Text in a Cell
Use natural language to write 'find text formula' with AI
The FIND Formula in Google Sheets
The FIND formula in Google Sheets is used to find the position of a specific character or substring within a text string.
The syntax for the FIND formula is:
=FIND(search_key, text_to_search, [starting_position])- search_key: This is the character or substring you want to find within the text string.
- text_to_search: This is the text string in which you want to search for the search_key.
- starting_position (optional): This parameter allows you to specify the position within the text string where you want to start the search. If omitted, the search will start from the beginning of the text string.
To use the FIND formula, simply enter it into a cell in your Google Sheet and provide the search_key and text_to_search as arguments. The formula will return the position of the search_key within the text_to_search. If the search_key is not found, the formula will return an error.
Now you can use simple words to process data. It's at CapGo AI Sheet. For Google Sheet formula '=FIND("apple", A1):
You can write a simple instruction "Find the position of the word 'apple' in the text located in #A."
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