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I am putting in a postcode in Cell C6 = 4000
My formula to look up the postcode in Cell C6 is =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($C$6,TNI,3,FALSE)),"",(VLOOKUP ($C$6,TNI,3,FALSE))) I want the formula to look up all the postcodes that are 4000 in this Table and return the code QCBD/QBMH, QBMH TNI look up table has the same post code yet differeent valuse next to it eg A B C 4000 Brisbane QCBD/QBMH 4000 Spring Hill QBMH 4004 All suburbs QBMH 4005 All suburbs QBMH At the moment my current formula only returns QCBD/QBMH Is tehre any way that i cna get it to return the whole lot QCBD/QBMH, QBMH as there are 2 areas in the same postcode. IN a seperate cell I will also need to return the different suburbs in the same cell for same post code is this the same Thanks Mick |
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