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I have a large customer list and am looking for duplicates that may be a
variant spelling. So assume I have two lists like this starting in A1 Cattail Supply Dogwood Rentals Tigerland Farms Dogwood Inc. Dove Ltd. With the second list in B5 I'd like a formula that would take the first 4 letters of A5 and see if there is a name in a1:a3 that has that string of 4 letters anywhere in the name, and if so populate a 1. For an exact match I can do something like isna(match(a5,a1:a3,false)) and I could surely change a5 to left(a5,4), but I can figure out how to write the forumla to look for those 4 letters anywhere in the name, instead of an exact match. |
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