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Default Minimum function in a list

Hi Guys,

Please can you help?

I have a transaction sheet where I capture all purchases of different items
with the quantity, price and supplier of the goods.

I also have created a summary sheet which then uniquely lists the items
purchased and it attempts to summarize these purchases from the transaction
sheet.

In this summary table I would like to get the min price paid for the
particular list item, the supplier and date of this minimum price purchase.
Please can you supply me with a formula or the VB code?

While I am asking...

Also in the transaction sheet I have a column for "transaction type"
(Opening stock, closing stock and purchases). My idea is to keep a trck of
stock on hand and useage in the summary table. Currently I have a column for
each (openning stock + Purchases - Closing stock). Obviously there is a
problem as the closing stock for the one month needs to become the openning
stock of the next. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks
Albert


 
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