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How to have Excel Fill In Data in Column based on another columns
I keep an extensive list of contacts in Excel. The columns a
FirstName, LastName, Address, City, State, Zip, County In our sales department, they have the States broken up into regions. How can I have excel automatically assign the region number in my list in it's own column based on the state and and county columns? I am trying to avoid having to go through a contact list of 500 or more and manually putting in the region number into a column next to the County. Can anyone help? |
How to have Excel Fill In Data in Column based on another columns
Hi!
You need to create (if there isn't one already) a table that lists the regions and their corresponding state/counties. The you'd use some type of lookup formula. Can't suggest anything more specific without more details. Biff "sskirvin" wrote in message ... I keep an extensive list of contacts in Excel. The columns a FirstName, LastName, Address, City, State, Zip, County In our sales department, they have the States broken up into regions. How can I have excel automatically assign the region number in my list in it's own column based on the state and and county columns? I am trying to avoid having to go through a contact list of 500 or more and manually putting in the region number into a column next to the County. Can anyone help? |
How to have Excel Fill In Data in Column based on another columns
Extending Biff's comments: set up a 2-column table with the states in the
left column & the region in the right, like so: FL Southeast CA Southwest WA Northwest Name the table Regions for each row of contacts use a formula like this, assuming state is in column E =vlookup(e2,region,2,0) "sskirvin" wrote: I keep an extensive list of contacts in Excel. The columns a FirstName, LastName, Address, City, State, Zip, County In our sales department, they have the States broken up into regions. How can I have excel automatically assign the region number in my list in it's own column based on the state and and county columns? I am trying to avoid having to go through a contact list of 500 or more and manually putting in the region number into a column next to the County. Can anyone help? |
How to have Excel Fill In Data in Column based on another colu
Duke:
This answer was everything I needed. Thank You. My Regions are based on County and State in 2 separate columns which means I will assign a region based on the county and state. I am going to assume that if I create a table that lists the regions on another sheet in a workbook, the formula will have to look at both state column and the county column then lookup the region from the named list. Thank you for the prompt reply. I will be able to figure it out hopefully. "Duke Carey" wrote: Extending Biff's comments: set up a 2-column table with the states in the left column & the region in the right, like so: FL Southeast CA Southwest WA Northwest Name the table Regions for each row of contacts use a formula like this, assuming state is in column E =vlookup(e2,region,2,0) "sskirvin" wrote: I keep an extensive list of contacts in Excel. The columns a FirstName, LastName, Address, City, State, Zip, County In our sales department, they have the States broken up into regions. How can I have excel automatically assign the region number in my list in it's own column based on the state and and county columns? I am trying to avoid having to go through a contact list of 500 or more and manually putting in the region number into a column next to the County. Can anyone help? |
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