Here is the formula I've been working w/ so far:
=IFERROR(INDEX('MULTI Product Info'!$V:$V,MATCH(TRUE, ISNUMBER(SEARCH('MULTI Product Info'!$E$1:E$164,H2)),0)),"No Match")
My formula should be using the cells in column H (second sheet) to find partial matches in column E (first sheet) and then returning the value of the cell in the same row from column V (first sheet).
For context, I'm working with product image file names, product SKUs, and product titles/names. The filenames and SKUs will partially match b/c the filenames will contain the product SKUs near the beginning of the filename. My goal is to partially match the filename and SKU in order to return the product title/name.
Instance:
(H2, second sheet) filename 1sirenred-product-2-ambassador-mary partially matches with SKU sirenred (E2, first sheet) and return value "Siren" in Red (cV2, first sheet - Its a kind of coincidence that all the cells were in the same rows in ea sheet. Its just where I happened to start when I began testing).
Expected results (cells in second sheet which are not returning the correct values):
I12 = Metal Square Flat Top Shields in Sunset
I24 = Oversized Giatta in Haze
I29 = Square Flat Top Shields in Black-Out
Workbook has 2 sheets. In each sheet, the columns involved are highlighted in blue. The cells which aren't showing the expected results have been highlighted in black.
Additionally, its problematic that I can't include any unoccupied rows within the formula b/c as time goes on, I'd like to copy additional filenames, SKUs, and products as we add more items to our catalog. Its not critical but having to adjust to formula for new rows definitely slows down the process (I was advised that I should not have unoccupied rows in the formula).
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