Reputation: 2199
Given that column A contains directory paths, and column B contains actions on these paths; I'd like a resultant cell to contain a specific string if a specific string is located in Column B (per column A).
Granted I can sort the column, I believe I can use OFFSET
, but would like to know how to locate an ending index of cells so I can search the range
returned by OFFSET
.
For example:
Path Operation
/share/Admins Accessed
/share/Admins Removed
/share/Admins Added
/share/Admins Changed
/share/Network Accessed
/shared/Projects Accessed
In this case, I want to search Path
for a unique value (in this case /share/Admins
, /share/Network
, and /shared/Projects
), and given this range in Path
, I'd like to search the corresponding Operation
, and if any Operation that matches Removed
, Added
, Changed
exists, I'd like the cell value to be WRITE
; and if those values aren't found, "READ".
In this case, I would expect the column (with header Result
) to read:
Path Operation Result
/share/Admins Accessed WRITE
/share/Admins Removed WRITE
/share/Admins Added WRITE
/share/Admins Changed WRITE
/share/Network Accessed READ
/shared/Projects Accessed READ
Pardon the SEO: I am using this to compare Varonis DatAdvantage reports 01.a.01
(user access logs) with 04.j.01
(effective user permissions report). Unfortunately, DatAdvantage doesn't feel the need to write reports that correlate their user activity records and file system permissions records.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 72
Reputation: 2357
You can use Sumproduct. See screenshot.
=IF(SUMPRODUCT((A:A=A1)*((B:B="Removed")+(B:B="Added")+(B:B="Changed"))),"WRITE","READ")
Or in shorter form:
=IF(SUMPRODUCT((A:A=A1)*(B:B={"Removed","Added","Changed"})),"WRITE","READ")
Upvotes: 1