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  • April 2, 2024
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I am looking to see if it is possible to create an excel export for ACH batch payments and get it to export an excel file instead an txt file.

 

Thank you. 

 

 

Best answer by DavidEichner

Try using   =Provider.GetBatchNbr() like in this example:

 

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DavidEichner
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Hi @aliciacalvillo36 

Have you set up the export scenario yet?  If so, can you share a print screen of that?

BesT,

 

David

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@DavidEichner 

Here is my export…. i believe the issue may be with getting the batch number

 

 

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DavidEichner
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What build are you using?

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@DavidEichner 

 

 23.115.0031 

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DavidEichner
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Try using   =Provider.GetBatchNbr() like in this example:

 

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I am looking to see if it is possible to create an excel export for ACH batch payments and get it to export an excel file instead an txt file.

 

Thank you. 

 

 

Hi @aliciacalvillo36, the forum has been tick as solved. Can you share with me XML for the data provider & export scenario? I want to explore this same method..

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Hi @mohdeizzuddin77 

I was unable to create an excel export from the ACH scenario.  I ended up just creating an export from a GI. 

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