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FIND function for Sheets

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I. Intro
The FIND function locates the position of a text string within another string.
II. About the function
  • Formula: =FIND(search_for,text_to_search,[starting_at])
  • Arguments:
  • search_for (required): The text string you want to find (what to look for).
  • text_to_search (required): The cell containing the text you want to find (where to look).
  • starting_at (optional): The position of the character from which to start the search. For example, if the start position is 1, the search will start from the first character in the cell.
  • Example:
  • =FIND("ha",A2,1) results in 5.
  • In this example, the search starts from the first character, and the result shows "ha" is found in the fifth position.
III. Steps
Use the FIND function
  1. Select a cell and click Formulas on the toolbar, then select Text > FIND. You can also directly enter =FIND in a cell.
  1. Enter the arguments in the cell. For example: =FIND("@",F2,1).
  1. Press Enter to get the result.
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Delete the FIND function
Select the cell with the FIND function and press Delete.
Written by: Lark Help Center
Updated on 2022-10-31
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