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Match a UK postcode from a table of postcodes
Hi - using Excel 2010 but could use Office 365 if that helps!
A customer has a postcode and we need to identify the Zone in order to calculate cost of delivery. It could be any of the following formats; BA12 1AA BA1 2SD B4 2GH SW1W 8BB I have a sheet with columns which represent Zones and each Zone has different UK postcode regions and sectors so for example Zone C includes B IP LD ME NE NR PE21 PE22 PE23 PE24 PE25 PE30 You can see that the first 1 or 2 letters of the postcode are important but where a postcode region is larger the numbers become important to ensure the correct Zone is chosen. Sometimes the number after the space is also used. I have 5 formulae for each Zone to check if the postcode - or part of it - is a match within a Zone and these are replicated for each Zone so I end up with lots of 0's and only one answer with 1. I am checking for the following matches; KA6 5NE KA6 5 KA6 KA K When I find the correct answer it will be in a column and I need that column heading to obtain the Zone letter. If anyone can compile that into a single cell formula then I would be full of thanks. Thanks for reading Corporal Smudge |
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