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Splitting International Dialing codes into country and area code
Good day,
I have the following columns : A Dailing Codes 1 93 2 937 3 355 4 35538 5 35566 6 213 7 2135 8 2136 9 1684 . . . . . . ------ B Country Codes 1 93 2 355 3 213 4 376 5 244 6 1 7 44 . . . . . --------- Please assist with the following : Match the Dialing codes against the country codes from Left to right. if match is found return the country code in column C and the area code in column C. E.G. Dialing code 93(A1) is matched against Array (B1:B210) Country Codes. As 93 is found in the Country Codes array , 93 will be returned as Country Code. Next row : Dialing code 937(A2) is matched against Array (B1:B210) Country Codes. As 93 is found in the Country Codes array , 93 will be returned as Country Code and 7 will be returned as area code. Please refer to attached sample File for sample data. Kind regards Stefan |
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