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Comparing 2 Customer Lists to Identify Shared Customers
I have two customer lists. Each lists may contain the same customer but
spelled differently. I am trying to identify the customers that appear on both list. My 2 lists look something like this: List1 Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Calyon Financial List2 Bank Two Bear, Wagner Bear Stearns The customers that appear on both lists (using list 1 names) a Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Is it possible to create this list of customers that appear on both list 1 and list 2 ? |
Carl,
See the thread at http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...86dfc0974048ac Harlan Grove shows some techniques for matching slightly mismatched text. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "carl" wrote in message ... I have two customer lists. Each lists may contain the same customer but spelled differently. I am trying to identify the customers that appear on both list. My 2 lists look something like this: List1 Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Calyon Financial List2 Bank Two Bear, Wagner Bear Stearns The customers that appear on both lists (using list 1 names) a Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Is it possible to create this list of customers that appear on both list 1 and list 2 ? |
thanks for the link. i went there and tried to get the soundex code to run -
could not. what do i need to do to try this code ? "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Carl, See the thread at http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...86dfc0974048ac Harlan Grove shows some techniques for matching slightly mismatched text. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "carl" wrote in message ... I have two customer lists. Each lists may contain the same customer but spelled differently. I am trying to identify the customers that appear on both list. My 2 lists look something like this: List1 Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Calyon Financial List2 Bank Two Bear, Wagner Bear Stearns The customers that appear on both lists (using list 1 names) a Banc Two Bear Wagner Bear, Stearns Is it possible to create this list of customers that appear on both list 1 and list 2 ? |
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