LibertyAvenger
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Hi All,
I currently have a PO tracking sheet which requires both The vendor name and vendor id to be present on the sheet for each recorded purchase order.
What I am looking to accomplish is having users be able to make a selection from whichever column and have the corresponding data populate. So say for Example.
Row 4 Select “Vendor Name” under Vendor Name Column drop down list. This event triggers the matching vendor ID to populate in the vendor ID column.
The predicament is I need this to happen in both directions and change based on the current selection being made. I.e.
I selected the vendor name already but we’ve changed our mind. I know the vendor ID of the new selection and select vendor ID now the vendor name should change based on last input made.
Imagine Vlookup references cells like a mirror that reflects back the data set for that column. But obviously this isn’t a capable thing in excel alone which is why I believe there may be an elegant solution via VBA. I had seen something similar in this forum but I cannot find it again.
Sorry for the long post but if more information is needed I’ll do my best to respond a little more succinctly.
I currently have a PO tracking sheet which requires both The vendor name and vendor id to be present on the sheet for each recorded purchase order.
What I am looking to accomplish is having users be able to make a selection from whichever column and have the corresponding data populate. So say for Example.
Row 4 Select “Vendor Name” under Vendor Name Column drop down list. This event triggers the matching vendor ID to populate in the vendor ID column.
The predicament is I need this to happen in both directions and change based on the current selection being made. I.e.
I selected the vendor name already but we’ve changed our mind. I know the vendor ID of the new selection and select vendor ID now the vendor name should change based on last input made.
Imagine Vlookup references cells like a mirror that reflects back the data set for that column. But obviously this isn’t a capable thing in excel alone which is why I believe there may be an elegant solution via VBA. I had seen something similar in this forum but I cannot find it again.
Sorry for the long post but if more information is needed I’ll do my best to respond a little more succinctly.