"Ragdyer" wrote:
Don't really understand your question.
When you say "sales mix - 1:6", where item A represents the 10,000, and item
B represents the 60,000, isn't a simple multiply by 6 - divide by 6 - rule
good enough for you?
Item A is ordered - multiply quantity by 6 to arrive at quantity for item B.
Item B is ordered - divide quantity by 6 to arrive at quantity for item A.
What am I missing here ... OR ... what have you left out of your question?
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Regards,
RD
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"brenflyd" wrote in message
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I have two numbers 10,000 and 60,000 these are the units produced. I need
to
make a sales mix using ratios of 1:6 and I cannot for the life of me
figure
it out. It is probably so simple. Help please
Thanks for your help but I figured it out on my own it is an if statement.
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