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Hi!
Try this:
=N(D12)*J12
Markmzz
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Hi there
I am getting a #Value! error when I try and multiply cell D12 with J12, when D12 has got the formula =IF(H12-C12>0,ROUNDUP(+H12-C12,0),"") in it.
Hopefully it is easy to solve, but it is beyond me, I am using Excel 2010.
Thanks for your help
Mark
The long version is
column B has bar products in it.
column C has the stock holding amount in it
column D works out what amount is needed to be ordered, based on the par stock less the stock holding, but this is rounded up to a whole number
column E is the multiple of D times the number of items in a "case", ie 12 or 24 bottles of beers in a case
column H is the par stock amount
column J is the number of items in a "case".
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Hi!
Try this:
=N(D12)*J12
Markmzz
Thanks Mark, that works perfectly, much appreciated indeed.
You're welcome Mark.
I'm glad to help and thanks for the feedback. It is very important.
Markmzz
Thanks Mark, that works perfectly, much appreciated indeed.