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I have a spreadsheet with a worksheet with several thousand physician names,
addresses, etc. In another worksheet in the same file I have a list of about 200 zip codes. I need to pull all of the physicians from worksheet 1 that have office addresses in the zip codes in worksheet 2. I tried using VLOOKUP but I'm doing something wrong and it's not working. Can someone tell me if VLOOKUP is the best function to use and how to use it for this situation? |
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