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I have a vlookup table to automatically input the population of a county when
I type in the county name. I am looking for a formula that will allow me to crosscheck the spelling. My vlookup table is in Column A and contains the name of the counties in alphabetical order. Column B contains the population for each county. Due to some fairly odd county names, I am concerned that the input will be typed incorrectly. Therefore, I am looking for a formula to reference the typed spelling against the accurate spelling in Column A. I would like the cell calculation to respond, yes or no, true or false...whatever. I would need this formula for each typed county. I hope that is clear enough. If not, please ask. Thanks! Chersie |
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