Field zip code mu be a numeric, can some help me how to do that? thank i us 3077 jm & it say's NO help pls
147448
try looking on a piece of already recieved mail it should be the last 4 numbers after your zip code ex.*****-1927. I hope that is what your asking for good luck.
624438
yes there is a loose system to zip codes you can find out more \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_code#By_geography
1003226
dont know....i dont think there is such a zip code out there.
1042307
303 is the area code...here's a link to the zip codes\n\nhttp://www.buckhead.net/postoffices/
287165
It's the post office of that zip code.  If you know the zip code, you can find the post office which will have an address.
1087019
im not sure if this is the answer, but it ringed this bell...\n\nnormal number:   7500000000\nscientific notation: 75 x 10 elevated to 8\n\nnormal number:   .000015\nscientific notation:  15 x 10 elevated to -6\n\nwich is basicly just make a complicated or long number simple by writing it being multiplicated by a ten elevated the number of spaces you took. (zeros mostly)\n\nnormal number: .000015\nto make it a simple number, lets say 15, we have to get rid of the other zeroes, so we count how many spaces between where the dot is, and where it should be to make the number a 15. so its 6, in that case we have 000015. x 10 elevated to -6\nbut we dont write the zeroes on the left, so its only 15 elevated to -6, its important to know that in this case its a minus six, because you are going to move the dot to the left and make it a very small number.\n\nI really hoped that was what you asked, lol\nif not, then just ignore this :)
2028
From Wikipedia: \n"ZIP Codes are numbered with the first digit representing a certain group of U.S. states, the second and third digits together representing a region in that group (or perhaps a large city), and the fourth and fifth digits representing more specific areas, such as small towns or regions of that city. The main town in a region (if applicable) often gets the first ZIP Codes for that region; afterwards, the numerical order often follows the alphabetical order."\n\nFor the complete discussion, see the following link:
666689
There is a different zip code for each "machi" or community, but if you don't know the machi you can use this.\n464-0000 and the post office will look it up for you.
966294
look for where it asks for the zip code. changing the zip code will change the weather forcast for that vicinity.
760074
field: LISTID \ntype: INT \nlength: 10\nattributes: unsigned\nnull: not null\nextra: auto_increment\ncheck ON the first radio button (the one under the icon with the key picture)\n\nfield: MYDATE (do NOT use just DATE; DATE is a reserved word in MySQL)\ntype: If you are going to use this with PHP or other Unix-based programming language, you may find it easier to use Unix timestamps, in which case you would make this an INT. Otherwise, DATE\nleave all other items default / blank, unless there will be records without dates. If there will be records without dates, mark the null column NULL\n\nfield: MYWEIGHT\ntype: INT\nlength: 3\nattributes: unsigned (unless you expect negative weights)\nall other items, leave default / blank\n\nfield: MEASUREA (do not use field names that contain blanks)\ntype: FLOAT\nlength/values: 4,2 (the number before the comma is the total length of the float; the number after, the precision. This assumes a float from 00.00 to 99.99)\nattributes: UNSIGNED, unless you expect negative values\nleave all other items blank / default\n\nRepeat for 5, 6, 7, 8\n\nfield: MYBLOG (BLOG is close to BLOB, another reserved MySQL word)\ntype: LONGTEXT\nleave all other items blank / default\ncheck ON the checkbox at the end, under the icon with the T (for FULLTEXT Indexing; this will be useful if you ever want to add text searching to this field)
22925
Do a yahoo search. Enter the words "manchester england postal code."  I did and it spit out M22 9JN.
573840
Best is to format the cell by right clicking on it....and choosing format cells....under Number tab choose Custom...and type format as 000 (no. of zeros upto the digits u require)....and enter..\n\nBy doing so ull be storing numbers as numbers and with leading zeros....\n\nI dont agree with typing '048 as it stores numbers as text\n\n\nhope this clarifies ur doubt
24487
you can call 1-800-ask-USPS and they will give you the zip code.
1025641
I know a place that they email them to you for free. I'm interested the Washington D.C metro area and they sent me 2 from NW (the richest area in D.C.) and I went to the address and its for real. They give you the street, the zip code is sometimes off but on Mapquest they fix it. (the last digit is wrong sometimes)
136488
i have an address in front that goes to egypt and i don't see a zip code like what we use in the united states...the address i got has a address in cairo...it is addressed as such:\nintended receiver here\nroad___building___apt___\nthe cities name, Egypt\n\ni only have the one address so i don't know if that is normal as far as the ,road number, building number, ect but it would be a good guess that they do not use zip codes there
165046
Make sure your num lock is on...hold down the ALT button and type the numbers 0241 on your number pad\n\nñ\n\nEDIT:  Only shorter way would be to do it once and then copy and paste it each time.  Alt+v to quickly paste
566241
Zip codes are all 5 digits, possible values from 00000-99999.\n\nThere is no way to get only actual zip codes without some address verification software. \n\nWhat I would create an integer loop from 0 to 99999 and add that into the tables. If you need only actual zip codes, you would need an address verification api or geocoding api to determin if that zip code exists.