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eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
HELLO

I WISH TO HAVE THE POSTCODE IN THE ADJACENT CELL TO THE RIGHT FILLED IN
AUTOMATICALLY WHEN I ENTER THE SUBURB/TOWN. IS THIS POSSIBLE? HOW DO I DO
THIS?

THANK YOU!

CAT.

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ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 

Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


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ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 

Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
YES, I CAN PUT IN THE POSTCODES AND CITY NAMES ON ANOTHER SHEET OF THE
WORKBOOK!
HOW DO I USE THE VLOOKUP FORMULA TO AUTOMATICALLY FILL IN POSTCODES?

wrote:
Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
wrote:
Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


YES, BUT HOW?

eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
HOW?

Norman Jones

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
Hi Eternal Cat,

YES, BUT HOW?


http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

---
Regards,
Norman



"eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com" <u14645@uwe wrote in message
news:5575ee2e780e4@uwe...
wrote:
Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


YES, BUT HOW?




eternal_cat via OfficeKB.com

ADDING POSTCODES AUTOMATICALLY
 
THANKS, I'LL LOOK AT THE SITE.

Norman Jones wrote:
Hi Eternal Cat,

YES, BUT HOW?


http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

---
Regards,
Norman

Assuming your source of zip codes is on another sheet of your workbook
(along with their corresponding city names), you could simply use a
VLOOKUP formula to find the corresponding post code.


YES, BUT HOW?



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