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Google Sheets | FIND | SEARCH | Function | Which to Use | Example | Spreadsheet | Tutorial

The Google Sheets FIND and SEARCH functions return the position of a substring within a string. So, what are the differences between the two? This video tutorial highlights the differences between FIND and SEARCH with examples. With this info, you can select one of the two functions that would be a good fit for the task on hand. For more info on FIND and SEARCH, please refer to their exclusive tutorials, whose links are given below. ************************************* How to Use FIND in Google Sheets? FIND returns the position of a substring within a string:    • Google Sheets FIND Function | Get String P...   ************************************* ************************************* How to Use SEARCH in Google Sheets? SEARCH returns the position of a substring within a string:    • Google Sheets SEARCH Function | Get String...   ************************************* ------------------------------------- How to Use VLOOKUP in Google Sheets? Use VLOOKUP to extract a single value:    • VLOOKUP Google Sheets | How to Use VLOOKUP...   ------------------------------------- How to Create a Pivot Table in Google Sheets? Create a pivot table for calculation and in-depth data analysis:    • Google Sheets | Pivot Table | How to Creat...   ------------------------------------- How to Use Convert to Table in Google Sheets? Convert a data range into a table easily:    • Google Sheets | Convert to Table | Change ...   ------------------------------------- How to Use SCAN in Google Sheets? It's easy to calculate running total, running count and the like with SCAN:    • Google Sheets | SCAN | Function | Calculat...   ------------------------------------- How to Use FREQUENCY in Google Sheets? FREQUENCY returns the frequency distribution of data:    • Google Sheets | FREQUENCY | Function | Cou...   ------------------------------------- How to Use COUNTIFS in Google Sheets? Count values that fulfill one or more criteria:    • How to use COUNTIFS in Google Sheets | COU...   ------------------------------------- 1. FIND FIND returns the position of a substring within a string. To be precise, this function returns the position of the first character of the substring. The syntax of the FIND function formula is: =FIND(search_for, text_to_search, [starting_at]) search_for is the substring. text_to_search is the text to search for the substring. starting_at is optional, and specifies from which character position to start the search. 2. SEARCH SEARCH, like FIND, also returns the position of the first character of the substring within the string. Here is the syntax of the SEARCH function formula: =SEARCH(search_for, text_to_search, [starting_at]) The description of attributes of search is exactly the same as the FIND function. Checkout this video tutorial, which highlights the differences between Google Sheets FIND and search functions, with real-world examples.