Need EXCEL expert for job task...

Scope of work: I have two product CSV files each containing approx 16k rows of product URLs. I need someone to match as many products from CSV 1 and put them in a column beside all found matches form CSV2. There will be a lot that are not a match, this is ok. I just need as many as possible matched. Here is the actual task detail: THE TASK INSTRUCTIONS: Scope of work: 1) From CSV file (1) (named [login to view URL]) you need to find as many product URLs that match with CSV file (2) (named [login to view URL]) respectively. Once you have found matches you will place them in the destination CSV file (named [login to view URL]) The correct format to follow can be viewed in the sample destination CSV file. See sample CVS file (named [login to view URL]) for how the final should be formatted. Column A Example: Column (A) format needs all product rows to have these prefixes and suffixes added to each of them like this: /xcart/added as prefix and .HTML added as suffix. In Column (A) they will be formatted like this: Example: /xcart/[login to view URL] ---------- Column B Example: Column (B) format needs all product rows to remain as they are in their original CSV file (named [login to view URL]) The will appear like this: Example: [login to view URL] ---------- NOTE: When searching for matches.... 2) Product titles may be slightly different. If the search for a particular match proves not to come close it's ok to omit it and move on. If it appears to be the same product (just worded slightly different) you cna match it. Sometimes the CSV file (1) (named [login to view URL]) will have a listing like this: BIG-WARHEAD-SLEEVE-CLEAR-JELLY And the CSV file (2) (named [login to view URL]) will have it listed like this: BIG-WARHEAD-SLEEVE-CLEAR So typically the 1st 2 to 3 words in the "product title names" will show up in a EXCEL search. Can you do "relative match" instead of "Absolute match" when searching to find the matches?