Hi all,
I have a report that gives all the data as one big list. To match it up with the invoice, I need to combine and delete some lines. Basically, the breakdown is like this:
So If I have a person who has a combination (Plan 1 & 3 or Plan 2 & 3), I need the code to populate as 4 or 5 respectively, but delete the second line for that person.
I've tried multiple conditioning formatting options, but so far all I've been able to do is highlight them and then manually override the code for billing and manually delete the extra line. Does anyone know of a better way to attack this? It takes up a lot of time. I appreciate all your ideas on how to go about this! Thank you in advance for your help!
I have a report that gives all the data as one big list. To match it up with the invoice, I need to combine and delete some lines. Basically, the breakdown is like this:
Plan | Code for Billing |
Just Plan 1 | 1 |
Just Plan 2 | 2 |
Just Plan 3 | 3 |
Plan 1 & 3 | 4 |
Plan 2 & 3 | 5 |
So If I have a person who has a combination (Plan 1 & 3 or Plan 2 & 3), I need the code to populate as 4 or 5 respectively, but delete the second line for that person.
Employee Number | Last Name | First Name | Plan | Code for Billing | |
1234 | Smith | Bill | Plan 1 | 1 | |
4281 | Wilson | Joe | Plan 2 | 2 | |
5678 | Miller | Mary | Plan 1 | 4 | |
5678 | Miller | Mary | Plan 2 | Delete Line | |
7592 | Simpson | Barb | Plan 2 | 5 | |
7592 | Simpson | Barb | Plan 3 | Delete Line |
I've tried multiple conditioning formatting options, but so far all I've been able to do is highlight them and then manually override the code for billing and manually delete the extra line. Does anyone know of a better way to attack this? It takes up a lot of time. I appreciate all your ideas on how to go about this! Thank you in advance for your help!