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I'm working on a spreadsheet with postal adresses. All the adresses are
located geographicaly in a non-urban area and the postal code depends on the name of the village of the recipient. I have almost 500 people (=adresses) in about 15 villages. These 15 villages share 8 different postal codes. I would like to use a function that "sees" the name of the village in the "Village" column and produces the right postal code. The IF function cant be used for more than 7 "ifs". What could I do? |
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