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but I cannot find anything "attached".
Hmmm. Well, it's right "there". You sure you don't see a paper clip or some indication of a download in my message? Where/how an attachment is indicated depends on the interface you use to access these newsgroups. I use Outlook Express and it uses a paper clip. If you send me you email address I can send the file directly to you. I assume you'll be able to download it from an email message. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "duBedat68" wrote in message ... | Hi Jim, | I am an absolute beginner, so I appologise in advance, but I cannot find | anything "attached". | | As for the Australian Post Codes (Zip Codes) I really only mentioned them to | give clarity to the underlying question of how to deal with multiple codes | for a single suburb. | | Cheers | duBe | | | "Jim Rech" wrote: | | Well, if your question is how do you do a lookup dynamically and place the | result on a userform you could look at the attached. The part about the | subtleties of the Australian post codes system will have to wait until I | visit there in 2010 to research this issue further.<g | | -- | Jim Rech | Excel MVP | |
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