The name “rambutan” comes from the Malaysian word for “hairy thing” but don't let this fruit's strange appearance put you off! In China, only Hainan has the right conditions for large-scale rambutan farming, and this red fruit with the long spiky “hairs” can be found all over the...
notice that the first uses SEARCH so case ignored but needed the extra step if nothing found. in the second I could enclose an IFERROR but needed to convert everything to LOWER() to make case indepenent Fruit 1James buy apple and pearapple 2Banana and durian for lu...
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Another dam in sight, could not find its name in map…this shall my target for the day. A red bridge in sight…wow…my target to reach there first then the dam. Passed this Waterway bridge…must be another end of the Punggol Waterway inlet. Later I found it is called the Sunrise Br...
- The durian Jerboa looks like Togedemaru, down to the little triangles for the spikes. Its WIP name is Togebyon (from toge (spike) + byon (springy noises)) - Yes, that is scraggy. They really liked this concept and its name pun (Zuruuzu; wordplay on zurui and zuruzuru) is also...
1 *something something* Kitchen.I don’t really know the name. Here’s a picture: Foodwise, this place is just ok (but it really is ok). What it has going for it is that it’s easy for non-Chinese speakers to wrangle. Pick up a tray and move along the cafeteria style counter,...
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Hi MS Community, I have the following worksheet. In the Orders Tab, I need to be able to filter out the "Fruit" from the "Sentence". Sheet1 = Fruits Sheet2 = Orders In Fruits: ... here are 2 options: =LET(a,TEXTJOIN(",",1,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($I$1:$I$...
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