How to change (delivery) days and automatically the receive date in an other cell?

[Elboo]

Is it an option that if cell a4 is 1 (for example an order of 1 palle
on date 4 January), that cell b7 also becomes 1 (receive date is then
January)? Yes, but my most important question is then if th
deliverytime (in this example 3 days, so that c1 = 3, see figure 1
would be changed in 4 (c1 = 4), that the receive date change in (4+4)
January (see figure 2) and will be placed in cel b8, or deliverytime i
6 days and the receive date will be 10 (4+6) January in cel b10 (se
figure 3)?

A= order
B= receive date
C= deliverytime

figure 1
-----A-----------B----------C
1----------------------------3
2-----------------------------
3-----------------------------
4---1------------------------
5-----------------------------
6-----------------------------
7----------------1-----------

figure 2
-----A-----------B----------C
1----------------------------4
2-----------------------------
3-----------------------------
4---1------------------------
5-----------------------------
6-----------------------------
7-----------------------------
8-----------------1-----------

figure 3
-----A-----------B----------C
1----------------------------6
2-----------------------------
3-----------------------------
4---1------------------------
5-----------------------------
6-----------------------------
7-----------------------------
8-----------------------------
9-----------------------------
10--------------1------------

I hope someone could solve this problem for me, I've tried it very lon
now but it wouldn't work.

It's important that c1 could be changed in a number (of delivery days
and that it calculated the rest automatically, I can do it handly but
hope that someone now the formula for the automatically calculation.

If you can do it only in Dutch, no problem, I'm a Dutchman ;

 

[JulieD]

Hi Elboo

To get what i think you're after to work i had to change it just a little ..
..................column A..........column B
row 1.......Order No..........ABC123
2................Order Date........5/1/05 (ie 5 Jan 05)
3................Del. Time (days)..3
4...............1/1/05..................=IF($A4=B$2,"order
date",IF($A4>B$2,IF(B$2+B$3=$A4,"delivery",""),""))

and filled down the column
Now you enter the order date in B2
enter the number of days delivery in B3
and on your calendar you will see the words "order date" and "delivery"

If you change either B2 or B3 the calendar will adjust automatically
You can then go across into column C for the next order etc ...

Hope this helps.
Cheers
JulieD

 

[Elboo]

Ok thanks, that's something that looks good. But the only thing is that
de order date is given (in my case when there are more then 21.600 subs
used).

But i will try to fix it, if you have a suggestion i will hear it.

Thanx 4 your time

With many love Mark

 

[JulieD]

Hi Mark

i'm sorry i don't understand what you mean in this post .. could you please
clarify what you would like to see.

Cheers
JulieD

 

[Elboo]

Ok, i'll try it again:

But the only thing is that de order date is AUTOMATICALL
given/CALCULATED (in my case when there are more then 21.600 sub
used).

So when a company produced on a day 30.000 products, they need to orde
a new pallet of subs (for 1 product you use 1 sub) because more the
21.600 subs are used and then there goes an order for 1 pallet.

So there is far more then 1 order date, but e.g. 7,10,12,13,17 and 1
Jan.

This makes it more difficult....

Cheers
Mark

 

[JulieD]

Hi Elboo

okay, let me see if i've understood - you company produces items, 21,600
items fit on a pallet, when you get more than that you need to order a new
pallet. So you could be ordering a new pallet everyday, every second day or
whenever ...and you need this worksheet to work every time you order a
pallet.

If this is the case, there is no problem, just copy what is in column B
(minus the order date and delivery time) to columns C to IV (this will give
you 255 orders all up). If that is not going to be enough, i can change it
so it goes down the rows and then you have 65,535 order lines.

i hope i've understood correctly .. if not, please try again

Cheers
JulieD