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I'm afraid that cannot be done, because the the letters in column 2 are arbitrary chosen, there is no pattern in this operation... For example, American Bar Association is ABA in column 2, in another record, all 3 letters come from the same word: Accenture is ACN... All you can do is to assign an unique ID to your records, and search after this ID to accomplish your goal.
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