Concatenate part of cell 1 by multiple criteria with all of cell 2, finishing with cell 1’s remainder - excel

Question

Introduction
This is a continuation of the question posted and answered here, but has been advised to be posted as a separate question by #Jordan.
Goal: Join part of cell 1’s contents with all of cell 2’s, finishing with the remained of cell 1.
Twist: Multiple criteria have to be applied to cell 1.
Problem
After successfully altering Jordan’s excellent answer to accomodate concatenated names for joined Thinglag, the following function will perform the task, as long as there is only a single criteria to identify:
IF(F2="",E2,CONCATENATE(LEFT(E2,SEARCH(" T",E2))&"("&F2&")"&MID(E2,SEARCH(" T",E2),Len(E2)-SEARCH(" T",E2)+1)))
However, for parishes and annexes, multiple criteria are needed, vz. the following:
Sogn
Hovedsogn
Annex
Præstegjeld
Structure
AB–AH: Sogn_anx_[1–7]
AI–AO: Sogn_anx_[1–7]_altnvn
AP–AV: Sogn_anx_[1–7]_hele
As with the original post, I have a source giving current official names for the area, as well as previously used names (providing etymological information for the current name). In the source, where the old name is included, it is given as a paranthetical remark, e.g.:
‘Søndeløvs (Sundaleid) Annex’
‘Tromø (Thrumø) Annex’
‘Hvitesø (Hviteseids) Hovedsogn’
‘Attraa (Attrod) Hovedsogn’
‘Thjølings (Thjodaling) Sogn’
These have been entered into the database using three columns:
One for the official name
One for the old name
One showing the name as printed
This is to allow for better searchability when this information is to be made publicly available.
Example data:
Sogn_anx_1 Sogn_anx_2 Sogn_anx_3 … Sogn_anx_1_altnvn Sogn_anx_2_altnvn Sogn_anx_3_altnvn … Sogn_anx_1_hele Sogn_anx_2_hele Sogn_anx_3_hele
AB AC AD … AI AJ AK … AP AQ AR
Soleims Hovedsogn … Solheims … Soleims (Solheims) Hovedsogn
Meleims Annex … Medelheims … Meleims (Medelheims) Hovedsogn
Holdens Hovedsogn Romenæs Annex Holdens Hovedsogn … Rumenæs Hollen … Holdens Hovedsogn Romenæs (Rumenæs) Annex Holdens (Hollen) Hovedsogn
As can be seen, the first set of columns contain the official name; the second set of columns (altnvn = alt_name) contains the old name, which in the source is written as a paranthetical remark; and the third set of columns contains the full, concatenated name (hele = entire/whole), which—in those cases where there is an alternative name—includes this in parentheses.
Desired result
I would like to perform the same task in the third column as done in the post referenced, only this time it has to be able to perform the search by looking for any of the four criteria, so " T" would have to be replaced by all four variants: " So", " Ho", " An" or " Pr" (note: spaces are intentional). I have tried editing the original function using OR, but this—to no surprise—fails.

Answer 1

It might be simpler with a VBA solution. But your immediate problem, to find one of several defined words using SEARCH, can be accomplished by using an array constant for find_text and appending the terms to within_text. If you are not guaranteed that find_text will always appear, you'll need to check that the result is less than the length of the original within_text.
You might also consider using the case-sensitive Find function, or longer find_text strings in case there might be some ambiguity.
=MIN(SEARCH({" So"," Ho"," An"," Pr"},AB3&" So Ho An Pr"))