split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts
 

I'm trying to find a way for excel 2000 (win 2000), perhaps with the
assistance of vba, to split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts.

The total is the cash drawer (the till).

The two sub totals are the takings and the float.

The user will enter the number of coins and notes of each denomination.

The float must contain most, if not all, of the 5c, 10c, 20, 50c, $1 & $2
coins the $5, $10

and possibly the $20 notes.

The takings will contain all the $100, all or most of the $50, the
appropriate number of $20, $10, $5, $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c.



This, to me, is a diabolically complex issue and I've tried many different
approaches over the last six months, but it's really too hard for me to work
it out.



Perhaps someone has done this before and can help?



If so, I'd be very grateful.



Regards,

David Lindstrom

split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts
 

Presumably the float is a fixed amount set up in advance of the 'days
trading' if it is then why
does the Total - Float not yield the Takings total ?

If the user enters a value for the quantity of each coin or note
denomination, then simply producing intermediate sub totals using value of
note(or coin) * quantity. Add all these sub totals up and you will have the
Total in the till.

If you want to know the 'make up' of each in terms of the individual coins
and notes then apart for the obvious $50 & $100 bills (and possibly the $20
if not in float at start), you cannot in all but exceptional circumtances.

"tegger" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to find a way for excel 2000 (win 2000), perhaps with the
assistance of vba, to split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts.

The total is the cash drawer (the till).

The two sub totals are the takings and the float.

The user will enter the number of coins and notes of each denomination.

The float must contain most, if not all, of the 5c, 10c, 20, 50c, $1 & $2
coins the $5, $10

and possibly the $20 notes.

The takings will contain all the $100, all or most of the $50, the
appropriate number of $20, $10, $5, $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c.



This, to me, is a diabolically complex issue and I've tried many different
approaches over the last six months, but it's really too hard for me to
work
it out.



Perhaps someone has done this before and can help?



If so, I'd be very grateful.



Regards,

David Lindstrom










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split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts
 

You don't give any rules for determining "most, if not all", "all or most",
and "appropriate number".

unless you can define these rules/your objective, the problem will remain
diabolically complex.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

tegger wrote in message
...
I'm trying to find a way for excel 2000 (win 2000), perhaps with the
assistance of vba, to split a cash amount into two separate cash amounts.

The total is the cash drawer (the till).

The two sub totals are the takings and the float.

The user will enter the number of coins and notes of each denomination.

The float must contain most, if not all, of the 5c, 10c, 20, 50c, $1 & $2
coins the $5, $10

and possibly the $20 notes.

The takings will contain all the $100, all or most of the $50, the
appropriate number of $20, $10, $5, $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c.



This, to me, is a diabolically complex issue and I've tried many different
approaches over the last six months, but it's really too hard for me to
work
it out.



Perhaps someone has done this before and can help?



If so, I'd be very grateful.



Regards,

David Lindstrom