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Hello everyone,
I'm wondering if I could use some sort of Sumif or Sumproduct formula for this with a few if's. Let me know if you agree and if you could have a helpfull hint. I was going to do this with access, but perhaps its best with Excel I'am so stumped. I have a spreadsheet with item numbers, and the parts that are used in the items like so item plastic balls staples 12345 2 4 67890 0 5 And theres many more parts, and then I have a monthly projected demand by item spreadsheet, with the item number and the monthly demand like so item jan feb 12345 20 22 67890 2 15 So now, how do I get a query done that will bring back the parts in a row, then months as the column headings with the quantities that I will need for each month once the query figures out that a part belongs to an item then it multiples the quantity that item needs of a part times the fcst for that month. I hope someone can help. |
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