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I am trying to create a VLOOKUP formula that will allow translating a
customer zip code to a sales rep territory based on a zip code range table. How can I have the formula compare whether the zip code in the customer address record is within a zip code range where Column A contains the Low Zip Code (or beginning range) and Column B contains the High Zip Code (or ending range)? Below is an example of the table setup. Low Zip Code High Zip Code Rep 10001 12001 John Doe Customer's zip code is 11005 |
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=VLOOKUP(11005,A1:C3,3)
-- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "JerseyJR" wrote in message oups.com... I am trying to create a VLOOKUP formula that will allow translating a customer zip code to a sales rep territory based on a zip code range table. How can I have the formula compare whether the zip code in the customer address record is within a zip code range where Column A contains the Low Zip Code (or beginning range) and Column B contains the High Zip Code (or ending range)? Below is an example of the table setup. Low Zip Code High Zip Code Rep 10001 12001 John Doe Customer's zip code is 11005 |
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Bernie - Thank you. I had the formula all along, but was including the
range lookup of FALSE which was causing the formula to fail. It works now! |
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