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Here's our problem... we have some things listed in LBS and others in BGS for
their unit of measure... so when reviewing inventory - we're constantly having to double check things & have run into many issues/errors because of this setting... I would like to figure out how to enter a formula that would say If UOM = BG - then do nothing ... but, IF UOM = LB, then (available/50)... Available UOM 1,050.00 LB 415 BG Can anyone help??? |
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If your data is columns A &B ,then in column C:
=IF(B2="LB",A2/50,A2) and copy down. "alwayskristie" wrote: Here's our problem... we have some things listed in LBS and others in BGS for their unit of measure... so when reviewing inventory - we're constantly having to double check things & have run into many issues/errors because of this setting... I would like to figure out how to enter a formula that would say If UOM = BG - then do nothing ... but, IF UOM = LB, then (available/50)... Available UOM 1,050.00 LB 415 BG Can anyone help??? |
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