Thanks a lot for sugestion.It looks like you're running Excel 2013. If you can use at least version 2016 you'd be able to use Power Query and a fuzzy join.
In the attached, see table at cell C1 of the Sheet1 sheet. It lists the names from that sheet in the left column, and lists the possible matches on column D from Sheet2 column A, along with a similarity score in column E. I've used conditional formatting to highlight where there's more than one possible match.
However, there is an add-in you can use for earlier versions of Excel here:
I haven't tried it!Download Fuzzy Lookup Add-In for Excel from Official Microsoft Download Center
The Fuzzy Lookup Add-In for Excel performs fuzzy matching of textual data in Excel.www.microsoft.com
If the person has 4 parts, or more, I think that 3 parts would help meDanilão
Is there any good reason, why do want to keep or have those Your named spaces in the end of some names?
How many parts of name should be same that it could give OK?
Better than I EXPECTED !!!Danilão
You seems to skipped my 'spaces' questions ....
This is other kind of sample ... Press [ Do It ]-button.
Sheet1:
B-columns shows - which row has Match
C... -columns shows - row and parts match (black text) or letter match from beginning ( blue text)
Sheet2:
shows rows of Match and parts Matches
I'm already checking...thanks againDanilão
You could start from this ... from Chandoo.org
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