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How to use the FIND function in Excel

Similar to the SEARCH function, the FIND function also locates the position of a substring within a string. However, unlike the SEARCH function, the FIND function is case-sensitive, meaning it distinguishes between uppercase and lowercase letters when searching for the exact text.

The syntax for the FIND function is:
=FIND(find_text; within_text; [start_num])

  • find_text: The text or substring you want to find.
  • within_text: The text in which you want to search for the substring.
  • start_num (optional): The position in the text where the search should begin. If omitted, the search starts from the first character.

Practical Example of the FIND Function

Example 1:
Find the position of « GROWTH » in cell B2 in the table below.

  1. Go to cell C2 and type:
    =FIND(« GROWTH »; B2; 1)
  2. Press Enter.

The position of « GROWTH » in cell B2 is 22.

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