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Thank you for your help. Is there a good website where I can learn more
information about these kind of functions in Excel? thanks, K "roadkill" wrote: If A1 had you text to interrogate, B1 had your text that you want to look for in A1, and C1 was to show the result, you could try something like: C1 = IF(ISERROR(FIND(B1,A1)),"unmatch","match") Will "K" wrote: if I have "Today is Tuesday" in column A and "Today is Tuesday Today is Tuesday" in column B. Is it possible to compare column A and B and have a result like "match" in column C? So kind of like using column A as a phrase and not looking at each words individually. More examples below. Column A Column B Column C today is monday today is tuesday today is monday match today is monday today is friday today is thursday unmatch thanks, K |
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