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Hello, I am trying to get a formula to read the following...I have come close
to getting the answer I need, but am not quite there yet! Any help would be much appreciated Coloumn A contains various locations in the UK, written like - England, South East, London, Hammersmith. Then the next line contains - England, South, South West, Devon. There is no consistancy in the number of words that are used, but I have a list of UK towns in Coloumn C with a corresponding town reference in coloumn D, for example London in C, then 123 in D. I am trying to enter a formula in a new coloumn that shows - if coloumn A1 contains any on the UK towns listed in coloumn C (there are about 50 of them) then show the number that is in coloumn D next to that town in my new coloumn. I then want to copy this formula down so it reads, A2, A3 and so on. Thank you in advance! |
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