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Actually, in Excel, the Find and Replace function somewhat help you for fuzzy lookup.

Kutools for Excel s Split Data utility can help you to quickly split data into multiple worksheets based on selected column as below screenshot shown in Excel.

But if there are ten or more and some big numbers, this work will be complicated.

However, in some cases, you may want to find and replace a specific text in hyperlinks, excluding other formats of contents.

If you need to reverse the find function to look for the word starting at the end of a string as following screenshot shown, how could you do.

Show Unlocked, Locked Cells by different colors; Highlight Cells That Have FormulaName.

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This question is posted as a spinoff from here the post cited is about Mac where as this is about Windows: Conditional Formatting: 3 color scale showing text relevance in Excel for Mac Is there a way to use conditional formatting in the following manner in Excel (For those who are curious, I am using Excel 2010 for Mac) I want Cell B2 to be green when A2 says John likes green apples and B2 also says John likes green apples, yellow if A2 says John likes green apples and B2 says Bill likes blue apples, and red if A2 says John likes green apples and B2 says Bill hates red oranges.

I am just wondering if there is a way to something to that effect.

Sadly, it wont work for Mac users, but does for PC users running Excel 2010 or later.

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Download the add-in.

Make sure a Fuzzy Lookup tab appears on the ribbon.) Copy all data in your first text column into a new tabworkbook.

Insert a table for that column only (IE use the Insert Table tool on the ribbon).

Do the same for your second column of data - put that into a table near your first.

Activate the fuzzy lookup tool then slide the Similarity Threshold selector all the way to the left (to zero).

You may wish to increase the number of matches to ensure all combinations get scored.

Select a cell to the right of your tables in row 1, then click Go in the Fuzzy Lookup pane.

Insert a column between the second column and the similarity score, and insert a concatenation of column1 column2, like this.

In your original data, add a new column, and perform a VLOOKUP on the columns youve just created (highlighted yellow above), selecting the similarity score.

Use this score to configure some conditional formatting, perhaps set a score of 1 to be green, 0 to be red and orange anything in between.

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