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I have to following inventory data:
Pool Part # Final Discrepancies Actions FG11 286692-001 -1 FG13 286692-001 1 Move 1 to FG11 I need a formula that automatically gives me the comment "Move 1 to FG11" considering 1 as the number of parts to move in order to correct both inventories. Please note that there are hundreds of diferent part #'s under FG11 and FG13. What I need is for Excel to find, everytime there is an overcount of one part, if there is the same part # somewhere else with a short count and suggest me to move the part there. The -1 means I'm short one piece and the 1 I'm over one piece. Sorting doesn't work when handling hundreds of parts. It's better if I get that comment automatically then sort that column and work over it. |
Complex Lookup
Maybe a formula like this:
=INDIRECT("D" & MATCH(1,C1:C10,0)) HTH, Paul -- "Byron720" wrote in message ... I have to following inventory data: Pool Part # Final Discrepancies Actions FG11 286692-001 -1 FG13 286692-001 1 Move 1 to FG11 I need a formula that automatically gives me the comment "Move 1 to FG11" considering 1 as the number of parts to move in order to correct both inventories. Please note that there are hundreds of diferent part #'s under FG11 and FG13. What I need is for Excel to find, everytime there is an overcount of one part, if there is the same part # somewhere else with a short count and suggest me to move the part there. The -1 means I'm short one piece and the 1 I'm over one piece. Sorting doesn't work when handling hundreds of parts. It's better if I get that comment automatically then sort that column and work over it. |
Complex Lookup
Not that helpful
"PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe a formula like this: =INDIRECT("D" & MATCH(1,C1:C10,0)) HTH, Paul -- "Byron720" wrote in message ... I have to following inventory data: Pool Part # Final Discrepancies Actions FG11 286692-001 -1 FG13 286692-001 1 Move 1 to FG11 I need a formula that automatically gives me the comment "Move 1 to FG11" considering 1 as the number of parts to move in order to correct both inventories. Please note that there are hundreds of diferent part #'s under FG11 and FG13. What I need is for Excel to find, everytime there is an overcount of one part, if there is the same part # somewhere else with a short count and suggest me to move the part there. The -1 means I'm short one piece and the 1 I'm over one piece. Sorting doesn't work when handling hundreds of parts. It's better if I get that comment automatically then sort that column and work over it. |
Complex Lookup
Another play to try ...
Assuming source table in cols A to C*, data from row2 down *ie Pool, Part #, Final Discrepancies Put in D2: =IF(C2="","",COUNTIF(C$2:C2,C2)) Put in E2, array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula): =IF(D2="","",IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(-C2&"_"&D2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&D$2:D2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)), "Move "&C2&" to "&INDEX(A$2:A2,MATCH(-C2&"_"&D2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&D$2:D2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)), "")) Select D2:E2, fill down as far as required. Hide away col D. Col E should return the required "action" indications (resembling what you're after) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
Complex Lookup
Sorry, pl dismiss the earlier ..
Here's a revised, more robust play .. Illustrated in this sample construct: http://www.savefile.com/files/1003536 Complex Lookup - Inventory Matching.xls Assuming source table in cols A to C*, data from row2 down *ie Pool, Part #, Final Discrepancies In D1: =IF(OR(B2="",C2=""),"",B2&"_"&C2) In E1: =IF(D2="","",COUNTIF(D$2:D2,D2)) In F1, array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula): =IF(E2="","", IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(-C2&"_"&E2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&E$2:E2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)) , "Move "&C2&" to "& INDEX(A$2:A2,MATCH(-C2&"_"&E2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&E$2:E2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)), "")) Select D1:F1, fill down as far as required. Hide away cols D & E. Col F will return the required "action" indications (resembling what you're after) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Byron720" wrote in message ... I have to following inventory data: Pool Part # Final Discrepancies Actions FG11 286692-001 -1 FG13 286692-001 1 Move 1 to FG11 I need a formula that automatically gives me the comment "Move 1 to FG11" considering 1 as the number of parts to move in order to correct both inventories. Please note that there are hundreds of diferent part #'s under FG11 and FG13. What I need is for Excel to find, everytime there is an overcount of one part, if there is the same part # somewhere else with a short count and suggest me to move the part there. The -1 means I'm short one piece and the 1 I'm over one piece. Sorting doesn't work when handling hundreds of parts. It's better if I get that comment automatically then sort that column and work over it. |
Complex Lookup
You are an absolute Excel Monster (in a good way). Thank you soooo much.
"Max" wrote: Sorry, pl dismiss the earlier .. Here's a revised, more robust play .. Illustrated in this sample construct: http://www.savefile.com/files/1003536 Complex Lookup - Inventory Matching.xls Assuming source table in cols A to C*, data from row2 down *ie Pool, Part #, Final Discrepancies In D1: =IF(OR(B2="",C2=""),"",B2&"_"&C2) In E1: =IF(D2="","",COUNTIF(D$2:D2,D2)) In F1, array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula): =IF(E2="","", IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(-C2&"_"&E2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&E$2:E2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)) , "Move "&C2&" to "& INDEX(A$2:A2,MATCH(-C2&"_"&E2&"_"&B2,C$2:C2&"_"&E$2:E2&"_"&B$2:B2,0)), "")) Select D1:F1, fill down as far as required. Hide away cols D & E. Col F will return the required "action" indications (resembling what you're after) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Byron720" wrote in message ... I have to following inventory data: Pool Part # Final Discrepancies Actions FG11 286692-001 -1 FG13 286692-001 1 Move 1 to FG11 I need a formula that automatically gives me the comment "Move 1 to FG11" considering 1 as the number of parts to move in order to correct both inventories. Please note that there are hundreds of diferent part #'s under FG11 and FG13. What I need is for Excel to find, everytime there is an overcount of one part, if there is the same part # somewhere else with a short count and suggest me to move the part there. The -1 means I'm short one piece and the 1 I'm over one piece. Sorting doesn't work when handling hundreds of parts. It's better if I get that comment automatically then sort that column and work over it. |
Complex Lookup
welcome, glad it helped.
There were a couple of typos in the cell refs earlier All of these should be referring to row2, instead of row1, eg: "In D1, In E1, In F1, D1:F1" should have read: "In D2, In E2, In F2, D2:F2 " -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Byron720" wrote in message ... You are an absolute Excel Monster (in a good way). Thank you soooo much. |
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