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    $5 (£3.25) if you can create the macro that solves this problem!

    Firstly, the example workbook can be downloaded, virus free, here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CEIAF694

    I need a macro that will take the data in the first tab and sort it under the headings in the third (final) tab.

    The addresses may be a little confusing to whoever reads this. Basically, the Town, County and Postcode will always be the last three seperated word/s in the address cell; the First Line of Address, will of course be the first word/s.

    There is also a heading called VTS Program which will be the first title found above an entry in the first tab; so, for example, there is a heading above several entries in row 3 and another in row 110. Peter Barker would have his VTS labelled as the reference in row 110; Lyndon Wagman would have his VTS labelled as the reference in row 3.

    As stated, I will send the person who can create the macro that solves this $5 (or £.3.25) usng PayPal (no other payment method will be considered). It might not be much, be at least it's an incentive.

    Merci beaucoup.

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    Re: $5 (£3.25) if you can create the macro that solves this problem!

    You should provide a couple more examples. How does this address breakup into your table:

    Torrington Park Group Practice
[ ]16 Torrington Park[ ]
North Finchley[ ]
London[ ]
N12 9SS
    South View Lodge[ ]
South View
[ ]Bromley[ ]
Kent[ ]
BR1 3DR


    Line 161 and 362 are missing a space...probably a critical error for a project like this.
    Line 229 ans 230 have extra lines, probably a critical error for a project like this.
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    Re: $5 (£3.25) if you can create the macro that solves this problem!

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    Re: $5 (£3.25) if you can create the macro that solves this problem!

    wow thats a couple of miles from me
    South View Lodge[ ]
South View
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Kent[ ]
BR1 3DR
    i'll pop round and ask them to upload their data in a more usable format lol
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