Non Case Sensitive Dictionary

DataBlake

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
So i have a dictionary of colors
some vendors like to write in all caps, some like to write in proper, some like to write in lowercase, some have their own thing goin on?
anyways my statement here

Code:
ary2(i, 4) = dicFINISH.Item(ary2(i, 4))

takes their color description and replaces it with a shortened version
"Silver Trimmed Blue"
but another person writes it as "SILVER TRIMMED BLUE"
is there a way i can do this where case sensitivity does not matter?
 

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