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I don't want to type DOE in every cell, otherwise I would just search for
everyone and highlight them manually. I though there should be a search function which automatically search all the terms in one cell and compare it to the array in another coulmn. "Alan" wrote: Try the FIND or SEARCH functions, FIND is case sensitive, SEARCH is not. eg =IF(ISERROR(FIND("Doe",A1)),"No","Yes") will return 'Yes' for 'Doe', but not 'doe' =IF(ISERROR(SEARCH("Doe",A1)),"No","Yes") will return 'Yes' for 'Doe' or 'doe' Both will return 'No' if there is no match. Regards, Alan. "Trumpet" wrote in message ... Hello every, I have a question and would really appreciate if someone could reply me ASAP. I have two columns in excel Coulmn A contains 500 cells for example Jane Doe, SOme Last name, Hellp there, Coulmn B contain 70 cells only with example Doe J, Lastname S, There H I only have 70 matches, but i don't know how to match those 70 cells to the 500 cells. I am looking for a partial match to check in cell A2 (for exmple) if there is DOE in cell B2 and return the value Yes in cell C2 May you please help |
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