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Taking away from stock in excel 2007
Ok so basically, i am using excel for stock purposes.
I insert the customers information, what product is being bought etc.. then i want it to take away from the stock i have. For example Say i am selling Microsoft excel 2007 (Ironic isn't it?) I would need it to recognise the products used in shipping.. (a4 envolope, 1st class stamp) Say i have the column 'A', if i enter Microsoft Excel 2007 into there (From a dropdown list) and then the envolope quantity in 'B5' and stamps 'B6' Is there any way how i can take away the envolope quantity and stamps quantity by 1 when i enter 'Microsoft Excel 2007' into the column A Thanks for your help |
Taking away from stock in excel 2007
Essentially you're looking for a 2 variable lookup ..
Suppose you have this kind of reference table in sheet: x, in A1:C3 Item1 Item2 Consum1 1 2 Consum2 3 4 And in another sheet, you have the 2 variables (Item-Consumable) as lookup inputs -- these can be from DVs -- in say: A2: Item2 A3: Consum2 A4: Consum1 Then in B3, copied down: =IF($A3="","",INDEX(x!$B$2:$C$3,MATCH($A$2,x!$B$1: $C$1,0),MATCH($A3,x!$A$2:$A$3,0))) will return the intersection values from the reference table for Item2-Consum2, Item2-Consum1, etc. Modify to suit. Useful? hit YES below -- Max Singapore --- "Rich" wrote: Ok so basically, i am using excel for stock purposes. I insert the customers information, what product is being bought etc.. then i want it to take away from the stock i have. For example Say i am selling Microsoft excel 2007 (Ironic isn't it?) I would need it to recognise the products used in shipping.. (a4 envolope, 1st class stamp) Say i have the column 'A', if i enter Microsoft Excel 2007 into there (From a dropdown list) and then the envolope quantity in 'B5' and stamps 'B6' Is there any way how i can take away the envolope quantity and stamps quantity by 1 when i enter 'Microsoft Excel 2007' into the column A Thanks for your help |
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