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Posted on 08-05-21 7:31
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Hi Sajha Folks, I have two cloumns A & B with last name first, and then first name. For example: Biden, Joe. Now, I am trying to find if the name that appears in column A also appears in column B. Also, column B may be missing middle initial for some of the names. I do not want to manually look up as it will take a lot of time. Is there a formula that I can use? If the closest match is found, it can either give me a true value or the name itself. Thanks in advance!
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Posted on 08-05-21 10:04
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its easy just replace Joe Biden with Sleepy Joe.
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Posted on 08-05-21 11:03
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= exact(columna, Columbia b) mah dwag on a new column
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Posted on 08-05-21 11:06
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