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look up for values in the cells
Hi, I have a program and I want my user be able to look up a famyli name
instead of the whole name, I mean: A B Vazques Mota Frnacisco 1 Barrios Medina Alejandro 2 Concepción Báustegui Antonio 3 Andres Gustamante Berenice 4 Medina Arroyos Fernando 5 ................ ... 1. I want that the user put Vazques and returns the number 1 value 2. I think this question is a difficult one, but ¿What about if the user made a mistake and instead of Vazques he puts Vasques, There could be somehow the computer find the name??? TIA |
look up for values in the cells
The first part, it is not difficult. You have all three names in one cell.
FIrst take the data from column B and move it to column D. Next select column A and pull-down Data Text to Columns... and use the space as the separator. This will take the names from column A and split them into columns A, B, and C. Since the family name is alone in column A, you can use the VLOOKUP() function to find it. I don't know how to solve the problem of mis-spellings. -- Gary''s Student "filo666" wrote: Hi, I have a program and I want my user be able to look up a famyli name instead of the whole name, I mean: A B Vazques Mota Frnacisco 1 Barrios Medina Alejandro 2 Concepción Báustegui Antonio 3 Andres Gustamante Berenice 4 Medina Arroyos Fernando 5 ............... ... 1. I want that the user put Vazques and returns the number 1 value 2. I think this question is a difficult one, but ¿What about if the user made a mistake and instead of Vazques he puts Vasques, There could be somehow the computer find the name??? TIA |
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