Hi Jenny, just search for "free download postal codes" or similar. I found http://www.postcode.ws/. Check also the Administrator module's periodic definition group and import/export feature to import zip codes to AX. I recommend that you create some csv-file because xls import will take very much time. -- Kind regards Wojfal "Jennifer Guy" wrote: Hi I need zip codes for
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Nice one David. I totally agree with your piece. I brought this up basically because its my first time having to merge data sets based on a Zip code, and hence transfer it from SA to Excel etc, in the process losing leading zeros. I think I am now comfortable handling all this, but like a novice who likes to minimize time wastage I came to the forum to find out if there would been readily available
Oh, also, there are both US zip codes and Canadian Postal codes in the table provided by the third party. I am assuming I will need to split that original table into 2 because of the data type difference? thanks "THE BIG O" wrote: Hello, I was provided a table (XXXXZipCodeSvc) from another party that lists zip range low and zip range high and a code for each range.
Skitt wrote: R H Draney wrote: Maria filted: Also used was "Bham" instead of "City." I always figured it was because "Birmingham" took too much time to write out. Care to guess how letters to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico are usually addressed?... Nowadays, with Zip Codes, I think you can mail something to a name, street address, and
