How to Use Microsoft Excel Fuzzy Lookup

im having problems comparing a fuzzy set i currently have is there anyone who could help me, or any links that may be helpful

Thank you so much. Saved my ass a thousand times. :). People think I'm a miracle worker.

I have a table with company names and street addresses. Would you recommend using this

I'm using Fuzzy Lookup to match full names and e-mails. I'm wondering if it's better to concatenate First and Last or leave them in their separate fields.

Want to update one thing. For large names in large datasets, Ricoh Private Limited and Ricoh Pvt. Ltd. will match at around 0.78.

Can you let me know how to check for duplicates using the same?

Thanks! :)

Thanks, very helpful.

What if I only have 1 table of data, but I think I have duplicate entries (maybe not identically formatted). How can I find dupes within one table?

This is awesome, exactly what I need. Thanks Scott

Looks like this software doesnt check spelling errors if lengths of words don't match. So for example your cel A11 says "Avaya". If this was spelled "Avayaa" in your 2nd tab, it wouldn't find it (0% match). Or is there somekind of work-around for this?

Fuzzy lookup is cool, but what I REALLY want is to just use it as a FUNCTION, instead of creating an entirely new table. Is there a function that can do that without me having to pay for a license? Thanks in advance!

Awesome post

Very helpful, thank you so much!

Very helpful! thanks!

easy to understand. very helpful. thank you.

Hey! I cannt find the link.. ( Could you post it?

Helpful video sir! Thank you very much!!!

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Hi Scott,
Nice video! Thanks a lot. 
But let me tell you three things to make your Excel life easy:
1. Do NOT select all data but click in the data area, anywhere and press <Ctr-L>. Done!
2. To adjust column widths, do NOT drag the columns one by one. 
Click the triangle left of A and over 1 and double click any of the column separators. Done!
3. To get rid of non-matching rows: select the first and press <Ctr-Shift-End>. Delete and done!
By the way: I have used Fuzzy Lookup before and indeed: it can be very useful. So thanks again for this clip.

Greats....thanks

Well done! Thank you.

I shall reflect wht everyone prior has said: YOU. ARE. THE. MAN. Hugely helpful. Thanks!

Great video. Thanks.

Thank you so much! I had the exact same problem and you're a life saver!

Thanks. Your's was the best demo.  Saved me a lot of work. 

Thank you! This helped me a ton for a case study

Excellent, saved me about 10,000,000 hours of my life!