IFS and SEARCH with three different return values

[Per-Olav_Sandbakk]

Hi!

A newbie on this forum and would never consider my self as an Excel expert Plus I'm not very used to the IFSand SEARCH formulas, so I hope you guys out there might help me.

Got a list containing different Subscription descriptions.  I'm trying to use the IFS combined with SEARCH in order to extract the subscription level as the return value.  There's three different levels; Essential, Advantage and Premium and I want them to be the return value.

I'm able to get it work with two IFS/SEARCH in the formula, but when adding the third I'm told there are to many arguments in the function.

Subscription Description (Search)	Return value	Formula used
On-Prem Advantage, 3Y Term Lic	Advantage	=IFERROR(IFS(SEARCH("Advantage";A16);"Advantage");IFS(SEARCH("Essential";A16);"Essential"))
On-Prem Essential, 5Y Term Lic	Essential	=IFERROR(IFS(SEARCH("Advantage";A17);"Advantage");IFS(SEARCH("Essential";A17);"Essential"))
On-Prem Premier, 3 Year Term License		=IFERROR(IFS(SEARCH("Advantage";A18);"Advantage");IFS(SEARCH("Essential";A18);"Essential");IFS(SEARCH("Premier";A18);"Premier"))

So how do i navigate around this issue? Anybody out there that might help me with this formula?

rgds,

Per-Olav Sandbakk

[#2 · Accepted solution]

@Per-Olav_Sandbakk 

For example:

=IFS(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Advantage";A16));"Advantage";ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Essential";A16));"Essential";ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Premier";A16));"Premier";TRUE;"")

[#3]

Well that worked brilliantly! Thanks a bunch @hans!

[#4]

@Per-Olav_Sandbakk 

Alternatively:

=IFERROR(LOOKUP(1000;SEARCH({"Advantage";"Essential";"Premier"};A16);{"Advantage";"Essential";"Premier"});"")

or

=TEXTJOIN("";TRUE;IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"Advantage";"Essential";"Premier"};A16));{"Advantage";"Essential";"Premier"};""))