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Check Postcode and suburb
l have a spreadsheet that has lots of postcodes with suburbs, l need to check they are correct using the post offices post code with suburb. is there a program l can run to do this Thx in advance |
Check Postcode and suburb
Australian Postcode? With these, you get a different localities with the same postcode and different postcodes for the same locality. Can you add a column to your Postcodes workbook and sort it ascending? If so, you can use Match(): Create a combined PostcodeLocality column and sort by this. Then back in your sheet that requires checking =MATCH(A1&B1,'pc-book_20090630.csv'!$K:$K,0) A1 above is postcode, B1 is locality, column K in pc-book_20090630.csv is the combined Postcode Locality. The result returns a row number or #N/A (if not exists). -- Steve "Goldie" wrote in message ... l have a spreadsheet that has lots of postcodes with suburbs, l need to check they are correct using the post offices post code with suburb. is there a program l can run to do this Thx in advance |
Check Postcode and suburb
works like a treat thanks heaps "AltaEgo" wrote: Australian Postcode? With these, you get a different localities with the same postcode and different postcodes for the same locality. Can you add a column to your Postcodes workbook and sort it ascending? If so, you can use Match(): Create a combined PostcodeLocality column and sort by this. Then back in your sheet that requires checking =MATCH(A1&B1,'pc-book_20090630.csv'!$K:$K,0) A1 above is postcode, B1 is locality, column K in pc-book_20090630.csv is the combined Postcode Locality. The result returns a row number or #N/A (if not exists). -- Steve "Goldie" wrote in message ... l have a spreadsheet that has lots of postcodes with suburbs, l need to check they are correct using the post offices post code with suburb. is there a program l can run to do this Thx in advance |
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