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Because of this problem, the inventory table I set up is the same table for "in, out, and deposit".
As far as feeding is concerned, the number of feedings cannot be determined, and the discharging is even more uncertain. Simply filling out the inventory form with "=" will leave a lot of spaces.
You can use array formulas to return the numerical value of the product name (number, specification, etc.) that meets the conditions. However, it should be noted that the array formula must have a specific range, and there cannot be null values in the range. When the number of rows cannot be determined, the formula cannot be referenced.
Answered by: Stcxj - Second Place Level 13 2009-8-25 15:58
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It is because it is split into three tables that the product names in the "save" table cannot be automatically returned. So I said, I set up the same form for "in, out, and deposit". The key is the setting in the "Save" column (column):
Column A is the product name (search condition), column B is for entering, column C is for listing, and column D is for saving.
Enter from the last row, column D (assuming it is the 100th row), that is, D100
=IF(AND(A100""",COUNTIF(A100:A$100,A100)=1),SUMIF(A:A,A100,B:B)-SUMIF(A:A,A100,C :C), "") Enter and fill upward!
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"zopey" talks about using the "VLOOKUP" function. You may not have been exposed to the "in and out" problem, right? On the same day, many "pens" of goods with the same product name and specifications can be "in and out", and only the top data can be returned.
Assume that the table has only 30 columns. The categories of inventory, outbound, and inbound quantities are inventory, outbound, and inbound respectively
Click Development Tools-VB Editor or press ALT F11-double-click sheet1-copy the following code to the window
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.End(xlUp) "Outbound" And Target.End(xlUp) "Inbound" Then Exit Sub 'Do not run this program if you change the non-outbound or inventory column
If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub 'If the changed cell is greater than 1, do not run the program
If Not Application.WorksheetFunction.IsNumber(Target) Then Exit Sub 'If the changed cell is not a numerical value, do not run the program
Dim rng As Range, k%
For Each rng In Range("A1:AD1")
If rng = "Inventory" Then
k = rng.Column
Exit For
End If
Next
Application.EnableEvents = False
If Target.End(xlUp) = "Outbound" Then 'When changing outbound
Cells(Target.Row, k) = Cells(Target.Row, k) - Target 'Inventory=original inventory-output quantity
Else 'When changes are entered into the database
Cells(Target.Row, k) = Cells(Target.Row, k) Target 'Inventory=original inventory-output quantity
End If
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub
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