INCLUDES
Returns TRUE if target (which can be text, an object or an array) includes value, otherwise returns FALSE. See examples for what "includes" means for different types.
Categories: Text, Objects, Arrays
Syntax
INCLUDES(target, value)
Examples
Example 1: If the target is text, returns true if the value is a segment of the text.
Formula
INCLUDES("Hello World", "World")
Output
true
Example 2: Is case-sensitive. Use DOWNCASE() or UPCASE() to make it case-insensitive.
Formula
INCLUDES("Hello World", "world")
Output
false
Example 3: If the target is an array, returns true if the value exactly matches an item in the array.
Formula
INCLUDES(["apple", "banana", "pear"], "banana")
Output
true
Example 4: If the target is an array, returns false if the value does not exactly match an item in the array.
Formula
INCLUDES(["apple", "banana", "pear"], "pea")
Output
false
Example 5: Arrays don't need to contain text.
Formula
INCLUDES([1, 2, 3], 3)
Output
true
Example 6: If the target is an object, returns true if the value exactly matches a key in the object.
Formula
INCLUDES({"name": "Eoin", "age": 30}, "age")
Output
true
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