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Calculation based on decimal
Please advised on how to calculate:
I have a forecast = 39,975 I have a shift qty = 7,535 shift production requirement = 5.3 (39975/7535) What formula will determine the qty of the overage of .3 shifts? Thank you |
Calculation based on decimal
hi
=mod(39975,7535) or if 39975 was in a1 and 7535 was in b1 then =mod(a1,b1) Regards FSt1 "cjborntorun" wrote: Please advised on how to calculate: I have a forecast = 39,975 I have a shift qty = 7,535 shift production requirement = 5.3 (39975/7535) What formula will determine the qty of the overage of .3 shifts? Thank you |
Calculation based on decimal
thank you - that does the job
"FSt1" wrote: hi =mod(39975,7535) or if 39975 was in a1 and 7535 was in b1 then =mod(a1,b1) Regards FSt1 "cjborntorun" wrote: Please advised on how to calculate: I have a forecast = 39,975 I have a shift qty = 7,535 shift production requirement = 5.3 (39975/7535) What formula will determine the qty of the overage of .3 shifts? Thank you |
Calculation based on decimal
glad to help. thanks for the feedback.
regards FSt1 "cjborntorun" wrote: thank you - that does the job "FSt1" wrote: hi =mod(39975,7535) or if 39975 was in a1 and 7535 was in b1 then =mod(a1,b1) Regards FSt1 "cjborntorun" wrote: Please advised on how to calculate: I have a forecast = 39,975 I have a shift qty = 7,535 shift production requirement = 5.3 (39975/7535) What formula will determine the qty of the overage of .3 shifts? Thank you |
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