Introducing a % into a Vlookup formula

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brian.baker13

Hi

I am doing work in Cost of Overfill in Manufacturing

=-(N5-((VLOOKUP(B5,'CoO DATA TABLE'!$C$5:$H$999,4,0))))*M5/1000))
The following formula takes an actual average weight of product from
manufacturing (N5) and subtracts the standard weight for a product,
this is in the lookup reference above (4). It then multiplies this
quantity i.e.

220g-200g * by the manufactured quantity (M5)

What I want the formula to do is multiply the manufactured quantity by
the %age difference between N5 and the reference in the lookup table.

The reason I am wanting the change is because the current reference is
applicable to the number of units made in manufacturing and now I have
to apply this formula to a system where we are working in kilos rather
than units produced.

Much Appreciated

Brian
 
Do you mean

=-N5/(N5-VLOOKUP(B5,'CoO DATA TABLE'!$C$5:$H$999,4,0))*M5/1000


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Bob


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Do you mean

=-N5/(N5-VLOOKUP(B5,'CoO DATA TABLE'!$C$5:$H$999,4,0))*M5/1000

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HTH

Bob

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Thanks Bob did not work
 
In what way? Was it close?

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HTH

Bob


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In what way? Was it close?

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Bob

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Hi Bob

Had a think about it which was spurned from your assistance and came
up with this that worked

=IF(OR(B5="",B5<=0),"",IF(OR(N5="",N5=0),"",-(N5-VLOOKUP(B5,'CoO DATA
TABLE'!$C$5:$H$999,5,0))/VLOOKUP(B5,'CoO DATA TABLE'!$C$5:$H
$999,5,0)*M5))

Cheers

Brian
 
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