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How do I calculate how long it takes to complete processing parts when the
number of parts to process changes. For example I am using the following to track time A B C D E 1 Code Description Hours Code Factor 2 10 IL MTL ISSUE 0.50 10 0.02 3 20 IL COAT 0.50 20 0.02 The formula in Cell E2&E3 is=TIME(0,30,0). The Hours in colum C are based on processing 10 parts. My question is how do I increase the factor in the E colum to account for the increased time required to process 20 parts. Thanks Scott |
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How is the factor worked out initially And which column is number of parts :
2 columns are labelled "code". New factor= old factor* (new quantity/Original (factor) quantity) assuming it doubles (?) =0.02 * (20/10) "Scott W" wrote: How do I calculate how long it takes to complete processing parts when the number of parts to process changes. For example I am using the following to track time A B C D E 1 Code Description Hours Code Factor 2 10 IL MTL ISSUE 0.50 10 0.02 3 20 IL COAT 0.50 20 0.02 The formula in Cell E2&E3 is=TIME(0,30,0). The Hours in colum C are based on processing 10 parts. My question is how do I increase the factor in the E colum to account for the increased time required to process 20 parts. Thanks Scott |
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MAke cell e2 =c2/24
"Scott W" wrote: How do I calculate how long it takes to complete processing parts when the number of parts to process changes. For example I am using the following to track time A B C D E 1 Code Description Hours Code Factor 2 10 IL MTL ISSUE 0.50 10 0.02 3 20 IL COAT 0.50 20 0.02 The formula in Cell E2&E3 is=TIME(0,30,0). The Hours in colum C are based on processing 10 parts. My question is how do I increase the factor in the E colum to account for the increased time required to process 20 parts. Thanks Scott |
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Toppers,
On a separate sheet I have the number of parts and the calculation will pull in that data. The 0.02 I put in as that was how long it takes to process 10 parts through that process, but some of the processing time will actually double if the number of parts double so I need to account for that "Toppers" wrote: How is the factor worked out initially And which column is number of parts : 2 columns are labelled "code". New factor= old factor* (new quantity/Original (factor) quantity) assuming it doubles (?) =0.02 * (20/10) "Scott W" wrote: How do I calculate how long it takes to complete processing parts when the number of parts to process changes. For example I am using the following to track time A B C D E 1 Code Description Hours Code Factor 2 10 IL MTL ISSUE 0.50 10 0.02 3 20 IL COAT 0.50 20 0.02 The formula in Cell E2&E3 is=TIME(0,30,0). The Hours in colum C are based on processing 10 parts. My question is how do I increase the factor in the E colum to account for the increased time required to process 20 parts. Thanks Scott |
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