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Hi,
I currently have a range of tasks performed by team of people involving a number of different stock items. I know that a few of these tasks take longer for certain stock items. I have the total time taken for each process per stock item but need to apply the weighting (and have the time taken for the other items adjusted). I have been given the totals as actual figures (so these cannot change) and I therefore need the table to recalculate the rest of the figures when a ratio is applied to one figure. I have provided an example below (random figures so I know it's not realistic !) Purchase Process Deliver Invoice Item1 £27.2 £156.5 £21.4 £20.2 Item2 £13.2 £75.8 £32.5 £12.1 Item4 £112.1 £644.6 £112.1 £32.1 Item5 £29.0 £32.6 £233.4 £110.4 TOTAL £181.5 £909.5 £399.4 £174.8 For example, if I know that it costs twice as much to deliver Item4 (than to deliver Item1, Item2 or Item3), I need to be able to apply the ratio to this figure in the table and have the table automatically update the rest of the column (whilst keeping the TOTAL amount the same as this is the actual figure). Amy help would be gratefully received! Rudyard |
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