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Formula needed for too much inventory
In controlling inventory I have for instance an item that the max quantity
needs to be at 5 days on each Monday of the week. If that item goes above .5 of a day what formula can I use to reflect this information? Thank you, |
Formula needed for too much inventory
You can use conditional formating (the most visual) or If formula in the next
column "Angela" wrote: In controlling inventory I have for instance an item that the max quantity needs to be at 5 days on each Monday of the week. If that item goes above .5 of a day what formula can I use to reflect this information? Thank you, |
Formula needed for too much inventory
Please explain the conditional formating because I really need an example of
a format or formula to understand. Thank you, "igorek" wrote: You can use conditional formating (the most visual) or If formula in the next column "Angela" wrote: In controlling inventory I have for instance an item that the max quantity needs to be at 5 days on each Monday of the week. If that item goes above .5 of a day what formula can I use to reflect this information? Thank you, |
Formula needed for too much inventory
If a cell value must be 5, use the Cond Formating under Format Menu to specify:
if "cell value is" "not equal to" 5 then press format button and select red color in the Pattern Tab, and press ok. Everytime the value of the cell isn't 5 the cell will turn red. Hope this helps Ig. "Angela" wrote: Please explain the conditional formating because I really need an example of a format or formula to understand. Thank you, "igorek" wrote: You can use conditional formating (the most visual) or If formula in the next column "Angela" wrote: In controlling inventory I have for instance an item that the max quantity needs to be at 5 days on each Monday of the week. If that item goes above .5 of a day what formula can I use to reflect this information? Thank you, |
Formula needed for too much inventory
Yes, this helped greatly.
Thank you and have a great day, "igorek" wrote: If a cell value must be 5, use the Cond Formating under Format Menu to specify: if "cell value is" "not equal to" 5 then press format button and select red color in the Pattern Tab, and press ok. Everytime the value of the cell isn't 5 the cell will turn red. Hope this helps Ig. "Angela" wrote: Please explain the conditional formating because I really need an example of a format or formula to understand. Thank you, "igorek" wrote: You can use conditional formating (the most visual) or If formula in the next column "Angela" wrote: In controlling inventory I have for instance an item that the max quantity needs to be at 5 days on each Monday of the week. If that item goes above .5 of a day what formula can I use to reflect this information? Thank you, |
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