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Automatically generating a city name based on entered zip code
I would like to be able to input a ZIP code in column E and have it
automatically generate the appropriate city name. I have thousands of addresses to enter, and not having to enter the city would help me out a great deal. An example would be much more helpful than just the formula as I'm not used to using excel in such a way. (I never use it for formulas or anything, so I don't understand the terminology a lot of the time) Thanks, Lycean |
Automatically generating a city name based on entered zip code
The first step is to download a list of zip codes from the usual sources.
Say cols E & F contain: 35004 Moody 35005 Adamsville 35006 Adger 35007 Alabaster 35010 Alexander City 35014 Alpine 35016 Arab 35019 Baileyton 35020 Bessemer 35022 Bessemer 35023 Bessemer 35031 Blountsville 35033 Bremen 35034 Brent 35035 Brierfield 35040 Calera 35042 Centreville 35043 Chelsea 35044 Childersburg 35045 Clanton 35046 Clanton 35049 Cleveland 35051 Columbiana then put the desired zip code in A1 and in B1, the formula: =VLOOKUP(A1,E:F,2,FALSE) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200908 "Lycean" wrote: I would like to be able to input a ZIP code in column E and have it automatically generate the appropriate city name. I have thousands of addresses to enter, and not having to enter the city would help me out a great deal. An example would be much more helpful than just the formula as I'm not used to using excel in such a way. (I never use it for formulas or anything, so I don't understand the terminology a lot of the time) Thanks, Lycean |
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