Remove a text string in column B based on column C

Pete2020

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I am very thankful to the Mr. Excel forum in providing right solutions.

my data consists 70k rows and would be helpful if you Provide a solution through VBA
  1. Match every comma separated string of column C with Column B at each row level (C2 with B2)
  2. If found - it should be remove the word along with Space and special characters or comma infront of it.
  3. The output should be populated in Column D
Search and remove.xlsx
ABCD
1School IDClient NameLocation - match words and remove from column BExpected Output
2SC-001Bachpan Play School, LoharaMIDC Area,Darwha Road, Lohara, YavatmalBachpan Play Schoo1
3SC-002Citizen Technical Institute WashimWashim, Maharashtra, IndiaCitizen Technical Institute
4SC-003Absolute Spoken English, wardha, maharashtra, indiaHindinagar, Wardha, Maharashtra, IndiaAbsolute Spoken English
5SC-004Kasturba Nursing college, KHS, SevagramSevagram, Maharashtra, IndiaKasturba Nursing college
6SC-005CP Goenka International School, Oshiwara | Andheri WestOshiwara, Andheri West, Mumbai, MaharashtraCP Goenka International School
7SC-006Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir (SSRVM), Mulund, MumbaiSarvodaya Nagar, Mulund West, Mumbai, MaharashtraSri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir (SSRVM)
8SC-007Saleem Zakerya Urdu High School PusegaonPusegaon Main RdSaleem Zakerya Urdu High School
Sheet1
 
I Checked the macro. It is very crystal clear in removing the words as per the requirement

You are awesome and worth than Gold

Thank You.
 
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