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I am analyzing our company's telephone call records in raw text format - all
I have is the telephone number that was dialed by the caller. With the help of a master reference list I created listing all dialing patterns possible and the related location name for each, I am trying to associate a country/city/mobile description to each phone call record to know the geographic location called. What I would want to do is find the location name in Sheet 2 for each call record in Sheet 1 using the dialing pattern that matches it best (from left-most to right-most text position in Sheet 1). Here's an example: Sheet 1 - Our call records Call #1: 52512346789 Call #2: 33189895656 Call #3: 966512345555 Call #4: 33845457777 Call #5: 33485556666 Sheet 2 - My reference list (in numerical order per country) -start of file- 1 - USA 1212 - USA (New York) .... 33 - France 331 - France (Paris) 336 - France (mobile) .... 52 - Mexico 525 - Mexico (Mexico City) .... 966 - Saudi Arabia 9965 - Saudi Arabia (mobile) .... 998 - Uzbekistan -end of file- Sheet 3 - My desired result Call #1: 52512346789 - Mexico (Mexico City) Call #2: 33189895656 - France (Paris) Call #3: 966512345555 - Saudi Arabia (mobile) Call #4: 33845457777 - France Call #5: 33485556666 - France Appreciate any info you can share. |
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Assuming the data starts in row 1, put the following formula in cell C1, or
wherever: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,4),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)), IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,3),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)),IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,2),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,1),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,2),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,3),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)), VLOOKUP(--LEFT(B1,4),Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)) This should all be on one line so watch the word wrap. The formula works for your sample data, although the third example is wrong. It should be Saudi Arabia, not Saudi Arabia (mobile). It looks as though the entry in the reference table is wrong and should be 9665 and not 9965 Regards Trevor "NeedDataHelp" wrote in message ... I am analyzing our company's telephone call records in raw text format - all I have is the telephone number that was dialed by the caller. With the help of a master reference list I created listing all dialing patterns possible and the related location name for each, I am trying to associate a country/city/mobile description to each phone call record to know the geographic location called. What I would want to do is find the location name in Sheet 2 for each call record in Sheet 1 using the dialing pattern that matches it best (from left-most to right-most text position in Sheet 1). Here's an example: Sheet 1 - Our call records Call #1: 52512346789 Call #2: 33189895656 Call #3: 966512345555 Call #4: 33845457777 Call #5: 33485556666 Sheet 2 - My reference list (in numerical order per country) -start of file- 1 - USA 1212 - USA (New York) ... 33 - France 331 - France (Paris) 336 - France (mobile) ... 52 - Mexico 525 - Mexico (Mexico City) ... 966 - Saudi Arabia 9965 - Saudi Arabia (mobile) ... 998 - Uzbekistan -end of file- Sheet 3 - My desired result Call #1: 52512346789 - Mexico (Mexico City) Call #2: 33189895656 - France (Paris) Call #3: 966512345555 - Saudi Arabia (mobile) Call #4: 33845457777 - France Call #5: 33485556666 - France Appreciate any info you can share. |
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