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    Re: Exact match for =if(isnumber(find ???

    you may need to use a lookup
    for example
    trapiche syrah reserve
    does not have
    Shiraz anywhere in the name, so a search would not work

    how long is the list and possible lookup table

    I dont think you can look for Shiraz on its own , as that would be grouped together

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    Re: Exact match for =if(isnumber(find ???

    Hi Etaf. Thanks for the tips. I now added an example data file. The original one has almost 25,000 rows and there are 61 combinations of grape varietals but I thought 14 is an ok number to work on as example. Hope this is ok.

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