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.. If I had the ability to show you my spreadsheet,
it would make things easier,


Yes, definitely. Perhaps you could use either of the 2 free filehosts listed
below to upload your sample (desensitized as necessary) and then post the
link to it in response here (the link is generated when you upload, just
copy and paste it here)

http://www.flypicture.com/
http://cjoint.com/index.php

For cjoint.com (it's in French), just click the "Browse" button, navigate to
folder select the file Open, then click the button centred in the page
below (labelled "Creer le lien Cjoint") and it'll generate the link. Then
copy & paste the generated link as part and parcel of your response here.

... alternatively, you could send your sample over to me at:


I'd prefer the former, though, which keeps discussions visible here for the
mutual benefit of all.

But whichever track you decide to take, pl post a reply here to let me know
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In my original post I had said that there are multiple choices for each
column. You're only showing me how to match one choice from each column.
If you need some examples, here's a few I can release:
Column A = Supplier's names such as Petro, Gasol, Fueldem, and Racex.
Column B = Terminal's names such as Penn, DellC, SinSpr, Newk. Column C
= Carrier's names such as Transport, Sytems, DriverB, LeeLLC. Column D =
Distance from Terminals such as 4496, 4500, 3890, 4800. Column E = The
Carrier's Rates (Which can depend on mileage from terminal to customer,
amount of freight carried (Plus or minus certain weights), or a
combination of the two. They can be such as 0.25, 0.12, 0.33, 0.44 -All
multiplied by the mileage, or they can be by weight, which is 8000 or
<7500, and by commodity shipped(Which I've had on the Y-axis down the
first column. So, if you read it from left to right across the
worksheet, it could read that you're looking for the lowest cost of a
commodity from the shortest distance location, and the least expensive
carrier to deliver it. (Maybe even the next cheapest as well). If I had
the ability to show you my spreadsheet, it would make things easier, I
think. Please let me know if this explanation helps at all.



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.. If I had the ability to show you my spreadsheet,
it would make things easier,


Yes, definitely. Perhaps you could use either of the 2 free filehosts listed
below to upload your sample (desensitized as necessary) and then post the
link to it in response here (the link is generated when you upload, just
copy and paste it here)

http://www.flypicture.com/
http://cjoint.com/index.php

For cjoint.com (it's in French), just click the "Browse" button, navigate to
folder select the file Open, then click the button centred in the page
below (labelled "Creer le lien Cjoint") and it'll generate the link. Then
copy & paste the generated link as part and parcel of your response here.

... alternatively, you could send your sample over to me at:


I'd prefer the former, though, which keeps discussions visible here for the
mutual benefit of all.

But whichever track you decide to take, pl post a reply here to let me know
...
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---
"frankjh19701" wrote in message
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In my original post I had said that there are multiple choices for each
column. You're only showing me how to match one choice from each column.
If you need some examples, here's a few I can release:
Column A = Supplier's names such as Petro, Gasol, Fueldem, and Racex.
Column B = Terminal's names such as Penn, DellC, SinSpr, Newk. Column C
= Carrier's names such as Transport, Sytems, DriverB, LeeLLC. Column D =
Distance from Terminals such as 4496, 4500, 3890, 4800. Column E = The
Carrier's Rates (Which can depend on mileage from terminal to customer,
amount of freight carried (Plus or minus certain weights), or a
combination of the two. They can be such as 0.25, 0.12, 0.33, 0.44 -All
multiplied by the mileage, or they can be by weight, which is 8000 or
<7500, and by commodity shipped(Which I've had on the Y-axis down the
first column. So, if you read it from left to right across the
worksheet, it could read that you're looking for the lowest cost of a
commodity from the shortest distance location, and the least expensive
carrier to deliver it. (Maybe even the next cheapest as well). If I had
the ability to show you my spreadsheet, it would make things easier, I
think. Please let me know if this explanation helps at all.

http://www.flypicture.com/download/MTQzNjE2

If I did it correctly, this is the link. If it's not, et me know and I'll try it again.
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If I did it correctly, this is the link.

Yes, you did. In your sample, could you illustrate exactly where your
inputs will be and the expected formula returns based on the inputs?
Save and re-upload the sample, then post the new link to it here.
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If I did it correctly, this is the link.

Yes, you did. In your sample, could you illustrate exactly where your
inputs will be and the expected formula returns based on the inputs?
Save and re-upload the sample, then post the new link to it here.
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O.K. try this one. I've revised the sheet to include as much detail as I thought of. If there is anything else, please let me know.
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O.K. try this one. I've revised the sheet to include as much detail as I thought of. If there is anything else, please let me know.
http://cjoint.com/?dwq7RxN5Ud

I cannot believe I forgot the link ;) Sorry about that. Again, thank you for any/all help that you can provide me.


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"frankjh19701" wrote
O.K. try this one. I've revised the sheet to include as much detail as
I thought of. If there is anything else, please let me know.


http://cjoint.com/?dwq7RxN5Ud

I cannot believe I forgot the link Sorry about that.
Again, thank you for any/all help that you can provide me.


Frank, you forgot to throw in the taps for the kitchen sink <bg. I had to
go to excelbanter to pick up your link above (pasted above for the benefit
of other potential responders who might want to plough in here). For some
reason your follow-on posting with the link didn't carry through to google
nor MS' newgroup.

It really looks very tough as-is, with data the way it is and your multiple
intents. Whatever it is, I'll take a closer look, and try to post a positive
closure here for you. Watch this space.
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.. I'll take a closer look, and try to post a positive closure here for you.

Frank, as promised, here's some thoughts as a closure .. :
http://www.savefile.com/files/591981
Multi Table Decisioning.xls

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O.K. try this one. I've revised the sheet to include as much detail as I thought of. If there is anything else, please let me know.
After working on this for some time now, I've come to the conclusion that I don't understand it and how it works. I've looked through all of the values and scripts, and I see nothing that resembles what I know. Is there a way that you could "walk through" your spreadsheet in easier terms? I need to be able to understand it if I'm going to be able to use it. Please and thank you in advance.
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