Hi Rick,
I know this is a very old post but it's exactly what I'm looking and works great in excel! Thanks!
But now I need to figure out how to modify it so it can works in MS Access (I'm a newbie to Access).
I have two tables in Access 2016, one of points (x/y coordinates) and another of polygons (consisting of an Poly_ID and a series of x/y nodes defining each poly perimeter). I need to discover what points are in what polygon. The actual database has over 250K points and 4K polygons.
I'd like to use this function in Access but can't get my head around how to refer to a range in access. I've tried numerous methods but all are clearly not heading toward a viable solution.
Can you point me in the right direction?
Attached is a pic and txt delimited data with a few poly and points tables that i'm using for the test. (The system won't let me attach a accdb file)
2017-07-14 12_47_21-Access - TEST Point-in-Polygon _ Database- E__MLS_RETS_DATA_TEST Point-in-Po.jpg
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