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I have a list of entries and some have US city names and/or states. I want to
be able to identify those cells that have a match for a US city or state in the data. For example see the data below: Jackie Lexington AL James Jones Australia Floyd NE Jamie Salter If I use the list above and match that against a us city/st list I want only the 1st and 3rd entries returned as these are the only 3 that match the criteria and woud find a match in the US city State list. doe this make sense? Is this clear? Let me know. |
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