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No need to use VBA.
In cell B2, go Insert, Name, Define and in the refers to box type in: =VLOOKUP(LEFT(A2,3)*1,State,2,FALSE) Then in names in workbook type in a function name of your choice e.g. actostate Click OK In cell B2, enter the formula =actostate In cell C2, enter the formula =actostate, etc. (Assumes that values in column to left of formula contain area code) snflupigus < wrote: I am trying to write a function to convert a phone number to state.. Currenly I have using vlookup and it works fine. here is what Im using now... =VLOOKUP(LEFT(A2,3)*1,State,2,FALSE) State is a named range in a seperate sheet within the workbook. A:A are phone numbers/account numbers like 2015552222 I would like to get rid of the sheet containing the cells i reference with vlookup and simply build a function with an array that contains all area codes and the states they're in. I also want to write another function that then converts states into sales regions. West, Midwest, East, etc.... I have failed horribly at trying to do this... please help. What Im doing works now, but i want the functions so it is easier for others not so good with excel to process the data we already have on their own. Thanks --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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