Vonsteiner
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- Apr 14, 2014
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- Office Version
- 365
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- Windows
Hey everyone,
I hope everyone is staying safe and happy!
Here are the basics of what I am working with:
I first tried just referencing the cells in the CheckRequests table to the common cell in the PayRequest table
=PayRequest[@[Vendor]]
This works but shows all vendors whether they want a wire or check.
I would like to use Power Query like I have for another table within the workbook. However, I don't believe I can include the drop down for the Bank Account which I need. I also haven't figured out how to add a blank column within Power Query for the two manually entered columns required.
The issues I am running into:
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I need to explain this better please let me know. Thank you.
I hope everyone is staying safe and happy!
Here are the basics of what I am working with:
- Worksheet 1 has a table named PayRequest
- Within this table is a list of vendors who need to be paid
- This table contains the type of payment they want (Wire or Check) along with their banking information (if they want a wire)
- Relevant Column Headers - There are 23 columns in the PayRequest table but these are the ones that matter for what I need to do right now
- Vendor
- Tax ID
- Payment Type (Check or Wire)
- Amount
- Worksheet 3 has a table named CheckRequests
- This table needs to only include the vendors who have requested a check
- Column Headers
- Bank Account - this is a dynamic drop down menu for the user to select which account the funds will be coming out of
- Vendor - Name of Vendor from PayRequest table
- Transaction Date - Manually entered data for date the payment is sent
- Ref Number - Manually entered data
- Memo - Tax ID from PayRequest table
- Payment Amount - Amount from PayRequest table
I first tried just referencing the cells in the CheckRequests table to the common cell in the PayRequest table
=PayRequest[@[Vendor]]
This works but shows all vendors whether they want a wire or check.
I would like to use Power Query like I have for another table within the workbook. However, I don't believe I can include the drop down for the Bank Account which I need. I also haven't figured out how to add a blank column within Power Query for the two manually entered columns required.
The issues I am running into:
- Entering a dynamic drop down menu in Power Query (if that is even possible which I don't think it is)
- Enter blank columns for manual entry within Power Query
- Having the CheckRequests table only bring in vendor data if the vendor selected check as their payment method
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I need to explain this better please let me know. Thank you.