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I have a list of 3,000 loan account numbers -- each one has a value
for an "NAICS" Code. An NAICS Code is a 6-digit code that classifies loans by industry -- there are over 1,100 of these codes ranging from 111110-Soybean Farming to 928120-International Affairs. Here is my dilemma -- some of the loans have a value of 0, most of them have a code that exists, but a few have codes that don't even exist. I have a complete list of all of the codes and their descriptions in 2 columns, and a list of all of our loans with their codes listed. I want to create a column that displays the NAICS code description by the loan, as well. I have sorted all of the loans with their NAICS code in descending order and tried the vlookup function, but it returns a value even if the code doesn't really exist. I want to be able to identify the loans that have a code that doesn't exist. I'll use the following example to show what I would like: Loan# NAICS Code NAICS Description 1 0 Not an actual code 2 111110 Soybean Farming 3 111111 Not an actual code 4 928120 International Affairs Here is an example of the Dataset or Range that I will call "NAICS" (remember that there are actually over 1,100 entries): NAICS Code Description 111110 Soybean Farming 111120 Oilseed Farming ........... 928120 International Affairs It's probably simple, but I can't find anything in any help or forum. |
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