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Difference between Find and Search Function in excel

Umasankar Natarajan
27/05/2017 0 0

In excel there are two functions which are taking same arguments and return type.

SEARCH() --> Search a text within text, Case insensitive

  • Example: Search("t","Management Team")  and Search("T","Management Team") both will return same position i.e. 10

FIND() --> Find a text within text, Case sensitive i.e. Search("t","Management Team")  and Search("T","Management Team") both will return same position ie

  • Example: Search("t","Management Team")  and Search("T","Management Team") both will return differenct position i.e.
  • Find("t","Management Team")  will return 10
  • Find("T","Management Team") will return 12

Same functions can be used in excel vba macro also using WorksheetFunction.Search and WorksheetFunction.Find

 

 

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