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Hello all,
I have a spreadsheet to help me work out what commodities I should buy to sell on at a profit. In the system / world I'm dealing with you can order batches of products to be made, and then sell them off individually, e.g. a pallet of bricks at =A3100 contains 500 bricks, which you could sell at =A31 each, resulting in a profit of =A3400 - as long as the market can take 500 bricks... All well and good. I tell my spreadsheet there is a market for 1000 bricks, and it tells me to buy 2 batches and I'll make a profit of =A3800 - thank you spread sheet :-) Now.... there are not only bricks, there are all kinds of commodities available, some with more profit available than others, with different market saturation points (is that the phrase?), different batch sizes and so on and so forth, which brings me to my question. Is there a way, possibly using 'solver' to say to my spreadsheet 'I have =A310,000 here - what should I buy with that to make the most profit, and what would that profit be?'?? Ideally I would like to add another column to my sheet, put in my budget at the top and it tells me how many batches of each item I should buy (e.g. 2 bricks, 1 carpet tiles, 7 lots of doors). I'm not really sure what I should be searching for, so any comments at all would be helpful! Many thanks, Amy |
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