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Ascelpius

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I regularly deal with data lists of 20k records. Each row is an address. I have another spread sheet that is essentially a list of all UK post code districts (about 2,500 of them) in one column, and a corresponding sales agent in the next.

I need a way of marrying up the two lists so I can append a sales agents' details onto each of the addresses on the massive list.

Any suggestions?

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Sounds like VLOOKUP would work!!
Code:
=VLOOKUP(D2,AreaList,2,0)
where D2 has the Postal Code in you address Table and AreaList (Named Range)is the Table with Post codes and sales reps. Adjust as needed

lenze
 
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