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A pivot on a helper col would be one quick, effective way to get there
Assume your data as posted is in A2 down In B2: =LEFT(A2,SEARCH(" ",A2)-1) Copy down to extract the necessary postcodes. Put a label into B1, say: PCode, then select col B, and create a pivot. In Layout, drag n drop PCode into both the ROW and the DATA areas (set as COUNT). That's it. You'd get the full summary count for all postcodes in the pivot sheet. In a matter of seconds. Success? Click YES below. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "Michael" wrote: I have a large mailing (23,000 pieces) and I have to know how many people I am mailing to in a particular post code zone. For example I have postcodes with a prefix ranging from 2 to 4 characters followed by a further 3 characters (a standard UK postal format) L1 6TY L14 8GR CH42 7TR I need to count the number of occurrences of L1 (remembering that L14 also may get counted which should not happen), Then I would need a count for all L14 and CH42 and all the other Post codes. |
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