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Postal Code FSA's in Excel as X and Y axis
I am trying to build a rate guide in Excel using the FSA's (or first
three digits of postal codes) as the X AND the Y axis, then assigning a value to each match, ( FOR EXAMPLE: M5B to M5B equals $5, while M5B to M4V = $12 dollars ). How do it make the query for other people to find that? |
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