thirdeye85
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Hi there,
I am curious as to what would be the preferred method to populate data that I would consider reference data from one column (or multiple, perhaps a table even) into another table with again, multiple columns.
For example, this would be used for double entry booking insofar as I am accounting for let's say lettuce [column A],with an account debited [column B], and an accounted credited [column C].
[column A] [column B] [column C]
ITEM Account Debited Account Credited
lettuce Food account Credit Card Account
Currently, I have to input data manually for all of column A, B, and C. If I would be able to make a table that has "reference values" for "lettuce", ie, when lettuce is entered into column A, [column B] should populate with "Food account" and [column C] with "Credit Card Account".
I am familiar with the nested IF functions, however, I would like to avoid a gigantic formula and would rather create a hidden table of sorts where I can quickly update these values without constantly changing the formula.
Any point in the right direction would be appreciated!
I am curious as to what would be the preferred method to populate data that I would consider reference data from one column (or multiple, perhaps a table even) into another table with again, multiple columns.
For example, this would be used for double entry booking insofar as I am accounting for let's say lettuce [column A],with an account debited [column B], and an accounted credited [column C].
[column A] [column B] [column C]
ITEM Account Debited Account Credited
lettuce Food account Credit Card Account
Currently, I have to input data manually for all of column A, B, and C. If I would be able to make a table that has "reference values" for "lettuce", ie, when lettuce is entered into column A, [column B] should populate with "Food account" and [column C] with "Credit Card Account".
I am familiar with the nested IF functions, however, I would like to avoid a gigantic formula and would rather create a hidden table of sorts where I can quickly update these values without constantly changing the formula.
Any point in the right direction would be appreciated!