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The FIND() function finds an occurrence of one text string within another and returns the initial position of the search string relative to the first character of the second string. | The FIND() function finds an occurrence of one text string within another and returns the initial position of the search string relative to the first character of the second string. | ||
*The function is case-sensitive | *The function is case-sensitive | ||
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''Format'' | ''Format:'' | ||
FIND(search_text;string) | FIND(search_text;string) | ||
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FIND("urgent";<nowiki>{{Task.Name}}</nowiki>) | FIND("urgent";<nowiki>{{Task.Name}}</nowiki>) | ||
Latest revision as of 07:28, 10 May 2024
The FIND() function finds an occurrence of one text string within another and returns the initial position of the search string relative to the first character of the second string.
- The function is case-sensitive
- If the substring is not found, the function returns -1.
- If the empty string ("") is set as the argument for search_text, the FIND function will return 1.
Format:
FIND(search_text;string)
Example:
FIND("urgent";{{Task.Name}})