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I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns, each with a list of names. The names are
mostly the same, from 4 different resources, but some are mispelled. I would like the 5th column to say True/False or Y/N if any of the names in a row do/do not match, assuming blank cells as a match. Ex. DB Cisco Attendance Outlook Match? Amy Smart Amy Smart Amy Smart Amy Smart Y or True Bob Smith Bib Smith Bob Smith Bob Smith N or False |
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Try this in E2:
=AND(A2=B2,B2=C2,C2=D2,A2<"") and copy down as far as you need. This will return TRUE or FALSE, as appropriate. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 22, 12:06*am, Whitney wrote: I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns, each with a list of names. The names are mostly the same, from 4 different resources, but some are mispelled. I would like the 5th column to say True/False or Y/N if any of the names in a row do/do not match, assuming blank cells as a match. Ex. DB * * * * * * * * Cisco * * * * * *Attendance * *Outlook * * * * *Match? * Amy Smart * *Amy Smart * *Amy Smart * *Amy Smart * * Y or True Bob Smith * * Bib Smith * * * Bob Smith * * Bob Smith * * * N or False |
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If you never have any missing cells (or want to count the missing data as a
mismatch): =COUNTIF(A2:D2,A2)=4 If the missing data should be ignored: =COUNTIF(A2:D2,A2)=COUNTA(A2:D2) Whitney wrote: I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns, each with a list of names. The names are mostly the same, from 4 different resources, but some are mispelled. I would like the 5th column to say True/False or Y/N if any of the names in a row do/do not match, assuming blank cells as a match. Ex. DB Cisco Attendance Outlook Match? Amy Smart Amy Smart Amy Smart Amy Smart Y or True Bob Smith Bib Smith Bob Smith Bob Smith N or False -- Dave Peterson |
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