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Copy text to a new sheet in Excel
Pete Thanks but will not work . This is what I would like to do
Batch No, Varity, 000's, Customer, Sow date, Delivery date, Location, These are headings in a workbook called Batch No's What I want to do is to take the name of a varity (there are 20 differant Varitys) and remove the quantity sown of a named varity of the total stock of that varity at the moment I do it manuly .I can add and subtract the quantitys ok from one book to another but is it possable to let excel do this by every time I enter a certain varity it takes it from stock itself. PLEASE help me ( I am not that clever so in very basic english please) THANK YOU |
Copy text to a new sheet in Excel
I would suggest that you calculate your remaining stock figure from an initial stock and subtract the sum of the stock that has been sown. A formula incorporating a SUMIF function should be able to do this. -- mrice Reserach Scientist with many years of spreadsheet development experience ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mrice's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10931 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=492701 |
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