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![]() I have two worksheets of data from automobile license plates. The data is a string - 7 characters. I have to compare the license plate data from each worksheet, find the matches and output the ones that match in a third sheet. I would use an IF statement since that'd be pretty easy, but my program not only has to find the absolute matches, but also match ones that match 6 of the characters, 5 of the characters, 4 of the characters and so on. I've already set up my ranges from the three sheets. I think the best way to be able to do this would be using mid$, but it really confuses me, and I'm having the hardest time finding a website that talks about how to use it. If anyone could explain to me mid$ or point me to some useful sites, I'd be eternally grateful. Thanks, Cami -- cliodne ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cliodne's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28774 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=485763 |