OK, so no problem. I've had to deal with similar situation's with data feeds from outside sources.
One solution is to create a table called corrected companies. The key field of the table will be set to be the [company entered] and then you will also have a field for [corrected company].
You would initially load up that table with all of the correct company names with the same spelling in both columns.
you would then make a relationship where one corrected company has many data feed record based on a reference formula field equal to the data as entered.
You would have a look up of the corrected company name and use that in any reporting that you do in the data feed table.
Then make a report of data feed records where the corrected company is missing sorted by company as entered, and you would subscribe yourself or some designated person to receive a report of data feed records where there is no corrected company.
Make yourself a formula url button button to API_GenAddRecordForm to create a new corrected record.
So the point of all this is you only have to correct I misspelled word once. So if the data comes in regularly as
FedX and it should be FedEx, then you only need to make the correction once in your life.
Another thought is that you probably want to have the field for the company as entered in that master table be in upper case and the reference field on the data feed table be
Upper( [company name as entered]). That will handle all the situation's where the non-standardization of the [company as entered] is due to undesirable use of upper and lower case.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
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