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Need to allocate stock
- May 02, 2019
In the attached file, I modified the formula in E4, copied down rows, to this:
=(IFNA(VLOOKUP(C4,K$4:L$1749,2,0),0)>=
(SUMIFS(D$4:D$822,B$4:B$822,"<"&B4,C$4:C$822,C4)+
SUMIFS(D$4:D4,B$4:B4,B4,C$4:C4,C4)))*D4Note that the foregoing formula also returns 0 for ordered items without available quantity in the closing stock. In the previous version, it was assumed that all ordered items are included in the closing stock but the quantities thereof may be insufficient to fulfill that quantity to be delivered on a given date.
thanks for your respond. con you please add this formula to the attachment and send with attachment
The file with my suggested formula is attached hereto.
- Ravindu94Apr 30, 2019Brass Contributorhi Twifoo
its working 80%. but there are some issues. as a example when we filter product A , after your formula its allocated 38450. but only we have 35700. product 2 and 5 also the same. product 3 not allocated total qty. product 4 also the same. can you please help for this- TwifooMay 01, 2019Silver Contributor
In the attached file, I modified the formula in E4, copied down rows, to this:
=(LOOKUP(C4,K$4:L$8)>=
(SUMIFS(D$4:D$63,B$4:B$63,"<"&B4,C$4:C$63,C4)+
SUMIFS(D$4:D4,B$4:B4,B4,C$4:C4,C4)))*D4Note that the formula returns 0, if the closing stock is insufficient to fulfill the delivery of the required quantity of products on a given date. Stated differently, the cumulative quantity of the product as at a given date cannot exceed the closing stock of such product.