Is there any way of identify similarities between two cells

Welsh Mark3

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For example the 2 cells below - Is there a formula that can be used to create a likeness %,

Row 1 I would say is a match as they contain keywords, row 2 is not a match as there is no similarity

I am open to all recommendations

BECKER MATTMATTHEW BECKER CONSTRUCTION, LLC

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ALAMO RETAIL SOLUTIONS
BUFFETS INC CABINET DIVISION

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Be hard to do with a formula but you could create a macro that loops through every word in won cell see if it exists in another. You would want to build an exclusion list to weed out definite articles like "the" and "a".
 
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