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I'm not even sure that the subject line makes sense. I tried to search for an
answer but I'm stummped as to what to search for! Hopefully someone here (smarter than me) can help :-) Here's the situation in an example form: Spreadsheet 1 is set up with 5 Columns, headings = Company, Vendor#, Contact, Phone, and Zip Code. I want to add another column called Zone and populate the records using a lookup formula. Spreadsheet 2 is set up with 2 Columns, Zip and Zone. The problem is Column A which contains zip code, doesn't have the complete zip, it has a range that says, zip codes starting with 000 thru zip codes starting with 003 are in zone 5....for example: Column A, Column B 000-003, 5 004-148, 6 149-159, 7 What I need is: 000xx, 5 001xx, 5 002xx, 5 003xx, 5 004xx, 6 005xx, 6 006xx, 6 etc. etc. I tried text to columns and a find and replace but can't seem to get a full listing. Any ideas? |
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