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I want to use the VLOOKUP/MATCH/INDEX function to dynamically assign a
persons name to a record based on a zip code. I know how to do this but the problem is that I can sometimes have in my table multiple people sharing a zipcode and I was wondering if anyone has ever written a formula that would cycle through the duplicates distributing out evenly amongst the people sharing that zip. Example: 37075 Smith 37078 Jones 38080 Brown 38080 Davis 38080 Daniels 38091 Owens When the zip is 37075, I would want Smith assigned. When the zip is 38080, I would want Brown assigned, then the next time I would want Davis assigned to it, then the third time it would be Daniels. Then the assignments would start over so that Brown would be assigned the fourth time that 38080 hits. Does anyone know of a function within excel that would do this? |
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