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Hi Pierre,
You might want to try itISFUZZYMATCH() and itFUZZYCOMPARE(), the fuzzy matching worksheet functions in inspector text: http://precisioncalc.com/it/itISFUZZYMATCH.html http://precisioncalc.com/it/itFUZZYCOMPARE.html They both give you very detailed control over the degree of tolerance of the fuzzy match. You'll need to install the Free Edition, which never expires: http://precisioncalc.com/it/index.html Good luck, Greg Lovern http://PrecisionCalc.com More Power In Excel On May 4, 5:46*am, Pierre wrote: I am looking for a solution to the following problem: I have a long list of companies in an EXCEL sheet, and would like tofind, company by company, if there is an approximate match with a name in another long list. Concretely, I would like to be able to match “Blue Circle Productions” with “Blue Circle Production”. Any idea? How would I set the degree of tolerance? |
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