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Intelligent lookup of a suburb

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Mike Langensiepen - 28 May 2007 07:52 GMT
I'd like to be able to do an intelligent lookup of a suburb and then have
the postcode automatically show in another cell. I can do the vlookup of the
postcode once i have the suburb but I'd prefer not to have to use a dropdown
box for the suburb (there are THOUSANDS!)

Any suggestions? - in an access database I have it 'suggesting' suburbs as
you type - can you do something similar in Excel?

Thanks

Mike
Don Guillett - 28 May 2007 13:39 GMT
You could use a worksheet_change event that fires when you type in the name.
Or dropdowns that bring up other dropdowns upon selecting the 1st letter, ??

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> I'd like to be able to do an intelligent lookup of a suburb and then have
> the postcode automatically show in another cell. I can do the vlookup of
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> Mike
Mike Langensiepen - 02 Jun 2007 01:29 GMT
Contextures has been very helpful so far - I'll take another look. Thanks.

> You could use a worksheet_change event that fires when you type in the
> name. Or dropdowns that bring up other dropdowns upon selecting the 1st
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>> Mike
JLatham - 31 May 2007 04:21 GMT
You might look at http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html - drop down to the
'D' list and check out some of the various Data Validation options.  Pay
particular attention to the ones mentioning using either a Combo box or as
'dependent lists'?

> I'd like to be able to do an intelligent lookup of a suburb and then have
> the postcode automatically show in another cell. I can do the vlookup of the
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> Mike

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