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Which formula to use

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Hello,

 

I have been trying to figure out this one for a few hours and I cannot find the solution myself. What I would like to have in my file is that in collum G(plan hours) is shown how much hours it takes to produce something.

 

The time it takes to produce something is bases on collum E, F and I from tab Test. The tab Base routings should work as a database for collums E, F and I. So depending on which machine is entered and material you get a (plan hours) based on collum C from the tab base items.

I hope I explained it well enough

 

 

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please clear the output you want in your uploaded files. just do it manually. we will figure it out. :)

Okay I have entered it manually. Like this?

best response confirmed by Ramon Haagen (Copper Contributor)
Solution

Ramon,

 

my guess would be:

=F2*LOOKUP(PI(),1/('Base routings'!$B$3:$B$332=E2)/('Base routings'!$A$3:$A$332=I2),'Base routings'!$C$3:$C$332)/60/60

what is the output column? 

G

now I get it. thankyou.

Perfect thanks!
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best response confirmed by Ramon Haagen (Copper Contributor)
Solution

Ramon,

 

my guess would be:

=F2*LOOKUP(PI(),1/('Base routings'!$B$3:$B$332=E2)/('Base routings'!$A$3:$A$332=I2),'Base routings'!$C$3:$C$332)/60/60

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