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In one cell for instance I have the name "Steve H Martin". In another page I
have in the first column, names and in the second column, work positions. If I write a Vlookup formula telling it to use "Steve H Martin" and go look on the other page for the name and if found output the position that corresponds to that name. I know how to do this but say in the name column his middle intitial is not there. So under name column the name that appears is Steve Martin, is there any way in the formula to have the formula identify matching words and to pick it up even though it is not an exact match? Thanks |
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