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I need some major help.
I have a spreadsheet with around 28000 rows. In Columns C and D, there are two different lists. Each column has text that should match. For example in Column C it might say "sprockets," and in Column D it would say "Sprockets and Space Company." Then another row might say "engines," yet in Column D it would say the same "Sprockets and Space Company." I want to eliminate the rows that would obviously not match up like the latter example, and keep the ones that would match up just like the former. Is there something I can do? The first 5 or 6 characters should match up. Thanks for your help! |
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