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I'm working with an order form and need a formula that converts an "each"
qty. to a case qty. For example - I need 55 each of an item but can only order in cases of 24 each. D21=24 (case qty.) F21=55 (qty needed) G21= formula = total each to order based on case qty. (should be 72 each in this example) Hope this is clear. -- Thanks, Carelle |
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=ROUNDUP(F21/D21,0)*D21
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Carelle" wrote in message ... I'm working with an order form and need a formula that converts an "each" qty. to a case qty. For example - I need 55 each of an item but can only order in cases of 24 each. D21=24 (case qty.) F21=55 (qty needed) G21= formula = total each to order based on case qty. (should be 72 each in this example) Hope this is clear. -- Thanks, Carelle |
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You just saved me hundreds of hours - thank you so much!
-- Thanks, Carelle "Bernard Liengme" wrote: =ROUNDUP(F21/D21,0)*D21 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Carelle" wrote in message ... I'm working with an order form and need a formula that converts an "each" qty. to a case qty. For example - I need 55 each of an item but can only order in cases of 24 each. D21=24 (case qty.) F21=55 (qty needed) G21= formula = total each to order based on case qty. (should be 72 each in this example) Hope this is clear. -- Thanks, Carelle |
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"Carelle" wrote in message
... I'm working with an order form and need a formula that converts an "each" qty. to a case qty. For example - I need 55 each of an item but can only order in cases of 24 each. D21=24 (case qty.) F21=55 (qty needed) G21= formula = total each to order based on case qty. (should be 72 each in this example) Hope this is clear. -- Thanks, Carelle =ROUNDUP(F21/D21,0)*D21 |
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