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Formula for Cases=144 * # of Cases + Pieces
I'm trying to find a formula for inventory but the # of Cases & the # of
Pieces are different for each product |
Formula for Cases=144 * # of Cases + Pieces
Based on your subject line, if the number of cases was in A1, and the number
of pieces in A2, the formula would be: =a1*144+a2 If this isn't what you are looking for post back with more information. Regards, Fred "Inventory Formula" <Inventory wrote in message ... I'm trying to find a formula for inventory but the # of Cases & the # of Pieces are different for each product |
Formula for Cases=144 * # of Cases + Pieces
Don't have enough information to help you yet (but making some guesses)
Assuming that case numbers are in column B and piece numbers are in C and the the 144 isn't always the same and that information is in column A Then in column D have the equation =A1*B1+C1 -- Wag more, bark less "Inventory Formula" wrote: I'm trying to find a formula for inventory but the # of Cases & the # of Pieces are different for each product |
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