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Hi,
I need a formula that tells me when I have exceeded the optimum amount of production in a 24 hour period and 16.5 hour period along with an 8.5 period. We work in batches and a batch could take up to 20 minutes. We can have up to 5 to 10 different batches in one of the above periods, each different batch could take a different amount of time. I do have this times on another tab called Batch Times. Product A could take 20 mins. and product B could take 42 mins. If I plan to produce 15 batches of product A that should take 300 minutes or 5 hours. I now plan to produce product B at 42 mins a batch. I want 6 batches. This should take 252 mins. or 4.2 hours. This exceeds 510 minutes or 8.5 hours and this is where I want to be flagged with the word FULL. If I didn't have enough production set up I would want to be flagged with word PRODUCE. Is this possible? Example A A1 A2 # of Batches Product # 15 Product # 20 FULL Example B A1 A2 # of Batches Product # A 10 Product # B 5 PRODUCE Thanks |
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This one is a little tough because we don't have information on you you
determine if the group you're looking at is a 24, 16.5 or 8.5 hour period. But I'll try to give a general solution. First it assumes that your [Batch Times] sheet is laid out with product IDs in column A and the time to produce each in column B. On your working sheet, and is easier to deal with if you add a helper column C A B C 1 Product # of Batches Time 2 A 15 formula 1 3 B 20 formula 1 4 formula 2 The formulas would be like this: formula 1 for cell C2 =VLookup(A2,'Batch Times'!$A$1:$B$25,2,False) * B2 this assumes your table on [Batch Times] goes from A1 to B25. Fill the formula down for all rows with products to produce in them. Then in A4, formula 2, you can have a formula similar to: =IF(SUM(C2:C3)(16.5 * 60),"FULL","PRODUCE") Change the 16.5 to 24, 16.5 or 8.5 depending on the time period in question. Hope this helps some. "Stoney Currie" wrote: Hi, I need a formula that tells me when I have exceeded the optimum amount of production in a 24 hour period and 16.5 hour period along with an 8.5 period. We work in batches and a batch could take up to 20 minutes. We can have up to 5 to 10 different batches in one of the above periods, each different batch could take a different amount of time. I do have this times on another tab called Batch Times. Product A could take 20 mins. and product B could take 42 mins. If I plan to produce 15 batches of product A that should take 300 minutes or 5 hours. I now plan to produce product B at 42 mins a batch. I want 6 batches. This should take 252 mins. or 4.2 hours. This exceeds 510 minutes or 8.5 hours and this is where I want to be flagged with the word FULL. If I didn't have enough production set up I would want to be flagged with word PRODUCE. Is this possible? Example A A1 A2 # of Batches Product # 15 Product # 20 FULL Example B A1 A2 # of Batches Product # A 10 Product # B 5 PRODUCE Thanks |
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