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I have some large spreadsheets with customer addresses and need to assign a
sales manager to each of then. The sales area is assigned by the first letters in the postcode. I.e GL7 5TQ, GL means David, W15 0JD, W means Rob. I have checked the IF function but that's limited to 7 functions and I have some 70 odd postcodes to assign. I also tried the Lookup function, but I didn't get it to work. ( not saying it works but I couldn't get it to work...;-) Has anyone a solution for this problem? Cheers Lars Excel 2003 |
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how did you have your lookup function set up?
"LarsF" wrote: I have some large spreadsheets with customer addresses and need to assign a sales manager to each of then. The sales area is assigned by the first letters in the postcode. I.e GL7 5TQ, GL means David, W15 0JD, W means Rob. I have checked the IF function but that's limited to 7 functions and I have some 70 odd postcodes to assign. I also tried the Lookup function, but I didn't get it to work. ( not saying it works but I couldn't get it to work...;-) Has anyone a solution for this problem? Cheers Lars Excel 2003 |
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Well I searched the MS excel helpfile for the IF function and found the
Lookup from there, thought that the array Lookup should do it and tried according to the examples there, modified it as : =LOOKUP(A2,{GL,W},{"David","Rob"}) That return an Error box with no further help.... Then I looked at a function combining IF, ISNUMBER, and FIND, but that seemed to only return one of 2 values, or true or false. ( I did a search for "check if part of a cell matches specific test and return a value") I'm stuck! Thanks Lars "bj" wrote: how did you have your lookup function set up? "LarsF" wrote: I have some large spreadsheets with customer addresses and need to assign a sales manager to each of then. The sales area is assigned by the first letters in the postcode. I.e GL7 5TQ, GL means David, W15 0JD, W means Rob. I have checked the IF function but that's limited to 7 functions and I have some 70 odd postcodes to assign. I also tried the Lookup function, but I didn't get it to work. ( not saying it works but I couldn't get it to work...;-) Has anyone a solution for this problem? Cheers Lars Excel 2003 |
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