Postcode Search

philb99

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Hi - I have a member database >1000 in excel and wish to know how I can search for a number of different Postcodes for example B1, B23, CF16, DY9, DY16 SL5, AR6 and produce in a list, the name of the member and the Postcode.

Member Name is in Column F and Postcode in in Col K

With UK postcodes they can either start with one letter or two for example B1 or DY10 and the numbers could range from 1 to 99.

 

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Is this the sort of thing you are after?

philb.xlsm
FKTUVW
1
2NamePost CodePostcodes of InterestNamePost Code
3Tony EvansB1 4XBB1Tony EvansB1 4XB
4Steve BrownB29 5RFB23Paul WillisDY13 4RF
5Paul WillisDY13 4RFCF16  
6John StoneDY1 5THDY9  
7DY13  
8SL5  
9AR6  
10  
11  
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
V3:V11V3=IFERROR(INDEX(F:F,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW(F$3:F$11)/ISNUMBER(MATCH(LEFT(K$3:K$11,FIND(" ",K$3:K$11)),U$3:U$9&" ",0)),ROWS(V$3:V3))),"")
W3:W11W3=IF(V3="","",VLOOKUP(V3,F$3:K$11,6,0))
 
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Solution
You're welcome. Thanks for the follow-up. :)
 
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