I have two Excel sheets:
| Master ID | Full Name | Role | Status |
| M001 | Brown Nana Nyary | Admin | Active |
| M002 | Sarah Ann Mensah | Editor | Inactive |
| Target ID | Name | Selected | Role | Status |
| T101 | Brown N. Nyary | Yes | Admin | Active |
| T102 | B. A. Mensah | No | Editor | Active |
| Master ID | Target ID | Name(Target) | Name(Master) | Role | Status |
| M001 | T101 | Brown N. Nyary | Brown Nana Nyary | Admin | Active |
If you can shorten middle names to middle initials for every instance, I'd go that route. Otherwise, Fuzzy Match is your answer! Tool Mastery | Fuzzy Match correspondance partielle fuzzyübereinstimmung
Is there any way the fuzzy match can work like the one in power query, the fuzzy match in alteryx seems a bit confusing to use.
Thank you for the solution.
I'll like to point out that the names in the target sheet may be misspelled or even rearranged and may not necessarily contain middle names.
I'll try the workflow and see how it goes
@nkgnyarko this is the Fuzzy Match option you have in Alteryx. If you want to use an API or Python you could try that too - not sure what options are out there but I'm sure there's something!