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If you have a table of zipcodes, e.g., in a separate sheet (say, sheet
"Zips"): A B C 1 Zip Code City State 2 00000 City1 ST 3 00001 City2 ST .... You could then use, in your entry sheet: A1: <zip code B1: =VLOOKUP(A1,'Zips'!A:C,2,FALSE) C1: =VLOOKUP(A1,'Zips'!A:C,3,FALSE) In article , Drewscifer wrote: I have about 400 addresses to enter in. I was wondering if there was a way, in excel for me to type in a zip code and have Excel fill in the city and state automatically. |
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