Parsing A City Name When It's Concatenated To A Street Name?
Sep 8, 2009
I have an address field that is concatenated as such that the city name is attached to the end of the street name as follows:
4 Example WayOakland, CA 94601
I have over 200 of these with different addresses and cities in my workbook so it's not always the same length. How can I grab the city out of this string? Is there a way to key on the capital letter of the city? Or is there another way?
how to match a series of rates for a destination city depending upon the origin city. I have figured out how to match rates from origin city to multiple destination cities but have not figured out how to change the series of rates when the origin city changes. These rates will be calculated on the "calculator" in the excel document depending on the cities chosen.
I have attached a document that shows a simplified version of what I am trying to do.
I have a large database from a central appraisal district. In the database the city is stored as a numerical value. The problem is I need to convert the numerical value for the city to a text string with the actual city name. For example the values to the attached example database are as follow:
The issue is, I need to convert this column of numbers into the string of the actual city name. Is there some type of command, or macro that I could use to automate this process? Attached is a small example copy of the database.
Sheet1, Column3 is filled with property addresses, if available (some are blank). I need two columns on Sheet2, Column3 needs to be the street number and Column4 needs to be the street name.
Because it is not 'fixed length', I can't use 'RIGHT' or 'LEFT'
I have attached a sample file. There is other data/information on the sheet, but I can process the rest without help. I will be moving: Sheet1, Column1 to Sheet2, Column2 Sheet1, Column2 to Sheet2, Column1 Sheet1, Column3 to...as described above...
When entering addresses in column G, need VBA Sheet Code to extract: 1 numbers of P. O. Box & Street & put in column K of the same row 2 words P. O. Box & Street Names & put in column L of the same row.
The pound sign is always used for the apartment number, etc, after the street name. For Example:
______G______|__K_|___L____ 141 Radio #181 | 141 | Radio P. O. Box 4932 | 4932| P. O. Box 102 E Arlington | 102 | E Arlington
I have a list of street addresses. I want to alphabetize them. I just want to remove all the text (usually just numbers but not always) up to and including the first space only.
I would like to be able to take an address like 18387 S 113Th W Ave and return it as 18387 South 113th West Avenue. I am a slightly familiar with lookup formulas, but I have not had any luck making this work.
I have an address list of 64,000 entries that I want to geo-code (the geo-coding isn't the problem...). A large % of addresses don't have street numbers and this just gives a general position based on the Post/ Zip code which isn't accurate enough - it needs to have an actual street number. I want to extract all of the addresses without a street number so I can cross check them with something else (not an Excel problem). Trouble is some of the street numbers are embedded in a string - might be a multiple NOT problem. Attached a sample file...
I found out a way to get rid of the street number from an address, but I would like the street and apartment number removed. Right now I have various formats:
I am trying to create a excel file that takes information off the website (AAPL Annual Income Statement - Apple Inc. Annual Financials) based on a stock name I enter in the first excel sheet. So when I type in the stock name, and click on the Search button (runs the VBA program) i created, it will search on the website for that stock and retrieve the 5 years financial data. How can I incorporate web query function in it?
Sub AddNewWorksheet() Dim Val As String Val = Sheets(1).Range("B4").Value Sheets.Add ActiveSheet.Name = Val ActiveSheet.Move after:=Sheets(4) End Sub
textbox1 containing the province textbox2 containing the city
If didn't click any value of province the city textbox2 don't have any value and if i click the one of the province the city will now have a value . Is that possible
I have an excel of around 20.000 entries and I need it completed tomorrow for work There is the address in one column, and I need to copy and paste only the city to the next column. Any formulas I tried return an error. The city can have one or more words and it is usually after the zip code. For Example:
PLACE DE LA FONDUE 04360 MOUSTIERS SAINTE MARIE ----> MOUSTIERS SAINTE MARIE 19 AVENUE DE MESSINE 75008 PARIS ----> PARIS 160 BIS RUE DE PARIS 92100 BOULOGNE BILLANCOURT ----> BOULOGNE BILLANCOURT 25 SQUARE DE MONT-LOUIS 95380 LOUVRES ----> LOUVRES
to automate a process that split name, address, city, state, and zip.
here are the examples of name, address, city, state, zip that i would like to be split in each column. this is difficult because the datas are not consistent and not predictable in how it WILL BE GIVEN....
I believe many people face is to automate a process that split name, address, city, state, and zip.
here are the examples of name, address, city, state, zip that i would like to be split in each column. this is difficult because the datas are not consistent and not predictable in how it WILL BE GIVEN....
I need something that will count the number of rows with the same city name in column c, and then show that count in the first row of that range in column f. thx
cityname, stateAbbreviation, XXXXX or sacramento, CA 95814
The tricky part is that sometimes there's a comma delimiting these fields and sometimes there is just a space between these fields.
So, I suppose the script would have to assume a length of 2 chars for the state and when it finds that it knows that what was before that string of 2 chars was the city.
Also, sometimes there is a longer zip with 10 digits code like this: cityname stateAbbreviation XXXXX-XXXXX sacramento CA 95814-82202
How might I write some VB code to loop through this column and break up this cell into 3 other cells?
I have a spreadsheet of over 8000 addresses. I have the street, state and zip but not the cities.
Is there a way I can do a search and mass import of cities from a website, like USPS? I'd like to know if there is something I can do quickly rather than manually look each zip code up and enter it in one by one.
I want to sort all of the "column2" by alphabetical order. The order will be first by state and then by city. For example the first box the column2 order should be (Fountain Hills, AZ) properties first followed by (Mesa, AZ) properties second followed by (Peoria, AZ) etc.... ending with (Flower Mound, TX) last.
The issue that I'm having is that when I create a custom sort the comma after the city indicates a new value being AZ. For example my custom sorting looks like this: Fountain Hills, AZ, Mesa, AZ, Peoria, AZ. This is limiting my ability to sort the files as is with city, state. I solved this issue by removing the commas after all the cities. This worked but was time consuming. Is there a faster way? The workbook is below.
I have list of various city names in column B. From that i need unique city names in validation cell.
The reason is,
we have emp id, name, designation, area, marital status for our employees. From that if i select emp id from validation cell1 i have to get all employee id's available in the sheet1 is need to come under the validation2 cell automatically. and if i select "area" from validation cell1, all unique areas need to be list out in the validation cell2. Its look likes a filter. but without filter i need this for creating application.
i am trying to figure out, how to automatically update time, based on specific city's time zone? Lets say, if the city is dallas, time zone is Central GMT-6. In the next cell, the time shows up as Dallas's local time, instead of local computer time. And this time updates itself after every 2 min.
2ndly, if that city's time is later than 8:59 PM local time, that specific city's cell grays out.
i have an excel spread sheet (2010) that contains city, st and zip in one cell. i need to separate these into 3 individual cells. My problem is the some of the cities are one, two and sometimes 3 words so using a delimiter of space will not separate them correctly.
struggling with the syntax of this one. Lets say we have a variable called MYWEEK with a value of WEEK 9 and cells A1 and A2 have values of 9 and 10 respectively. I need to be able to compare the variable against cells A1 or A2 but with a prefix of WEEK .
I've tried the following:
if MYWEEK = "WEEK " & A1 then ... if MYWEEK = "WEEK " + A1 then ... if MYWEEK = ("WEEK " & A1) then ...
I know the answer is staring me in the face but I cant see it. Any use of the ampersand presumably invalidates the IF statement by introducing multiple conditions rather than a concatenated value. How do you compare a value against a concatenated set of criteria in VBA?
I have a TextBox that I want to show the concatenated value of two cells. Is that possible? Or do I need to concatenate it on the sheet and then have the TextBox = that cell?
Im meant to produce a simple spreadsheet that calculates the floor area of a new build city centre hotel. The developer is looking at various plots of land that allow differing sizes of floor plates and storey heights. The key variables are the number and type of bedrooms, number of floors and whether the hotel is classed as a premium or budget hotel.
I need to produce a spreadsheet that shows the key variables and the total calculated floor area at the top of the sheet.
Effectively I need to concatenate two columns in Sheet1, and then vlookup each concatenated value from Sheet1 in another concatenated column in Sheet2 and return the value from the next column
Now that is quite straight forward, but I am new to coding, and I was wondering if there was a way of doing it that doesn't involve having the concatenated values written to a column as a formula. Ideally what I would like it to do is put the concatenated value of Sheet1 together as a variable (I think thats what you call them) and then look up that variable in Sheet2 without Sheet2 creating a concatenated column too.
I'm of the understanding that this might be slower than writing the columns, but there is a reason for my madness.
Let me know what you think, or if i'm barking. Any suggested reading would also be handy, I don't like to bug you guys for the full code straight out.