Tris wrote:
> Hi all...
> I've been asked to calculate how far postcode x is from post code y...
> No worries.. as I found this great page...
> http://www.easypeasy.com/guides/article.php?article=64
> 
> Taking his DB and sample maths, I've created this page:
> http://www.tlc-rewards.com/_postcodeChecker/check.php?pointOne=W1U&pointTwo=e1
> to test...

You're working with TLC?

I worked with those guys back at PIPEX for their reward scheme :)

And trying it with a few postcodes, it seems to give relatively
believable figures.  Some seemed shorter than I'd have expected, but
then this will be going in straightline distance between the centre of
the two postcode areas, not driving distances.

(It needs to parse out the first part of the postcode if you supply a
full postcode though... I tried it with a full postcode and it didn't
work :)

Cheers

Dave P


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