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I have a spreadsheet that contains data exported from a database
containing staff information. What I need to do is compare values to see if they match and if so, to return the value "Yes". Sounds like a straightforward IF(AND job, but it's not so simple. For example, if C10 and E10 contains the value "Grade B" but D10 contains "Nurse Grade B", I want to recognise D10 as matching the other values. I need to use cell references as I have 1500+ rows with different job titles in them, so I guess wildcards are out of the question. Is there anyway I can refer to C10, D10 and E10 and get it to recognise not only exact matches but partial ones like in my example too? Am I making any sense??? |
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