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Hello,

This report has been taking me hours to do every month. Here is my challenge. In each of our Warehouse locations we have a set number of Instruments that need to be distributed to a number of orders we have for that instrument. Here is what each column represents:

A: The warehouse location number
B: The type of Instrument
C: The Brand of Instrument
D & E: Are not relevant to what I am wanting to accomplish
F: The total number of that brand of instrument
G: The number of instruments that need to be built for each order.
H & I: Is where I am hoping to put the formulas that can make this report easier

Take rows 2-4 as an example. I have enough materials to build 11 of the Buffet Saxophones. I need 8 for one order, 4 for the next order, and 1 for the last order. I want to fulfill these orders by the greatest amount needed to the least. So I can fulfill the first order of 8 (cell H2). Which would leave me with 3 left (Cell I2). I can build then 3 out of 4 for the second order so 3 (cell H3) and 0 (Cell I3). Then I have none for the third order so 0 (Cell H4 and I4). As you can see, I have multiple orders per location, and I have multiple locations as well. Any help on this would be awesome.

Thanks,
 

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dadodagrisez said:
Hello,

This report has been taking me hours to do every month. Here is my challenge. In each of our Warehouse locations we have a set number of Instruments that need to be distributed to a number of orders we have for that instrument. Here is what each column represents:

A: The warehouse location number
B: The type of Instrument
C: The Brand of Instrument
D & E: Are not relevant to what I am wanting to accomplish
F: The total number of that brand of instrument
G: The number of instruments that need to be built for each order.
H & I: Is where I am hoping to put the formulas that can make this report easier

Take rows 2-4 as an example. I have enough materials to build 11 of the Buffet Saxophones. I need 8 for one order, 4 for the next order, and 1 for the last order. I want to fulfill these orders by the greatest amount needed to the least. So I can fulfill the first order of 8 (cell H2). Which would leave me with 3 left (Cell I2). I can build then 3 out of 4 for the second order so 3 (cell H3) and 0 (Cell I3). Then I have none for the third order so 0 (Cell H4 and I4). As you can see, I have multiple orders per location, and I have multiple locations as well. Any help on this would be awesome.

Thanks,
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Can you provide a good representative set of data for both worksheets?

Use XL2BB so that people can use the data for testing.
 
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I think this will work in excel2021. It got ugly in a hurry.
MrExcelPlayground19.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1HubInsttypeBrandDEInstBodyHubOHNeedtobuildCanBuild?
26900ASAXBuffet118Yes
36900ASAXBuffet114No
46900ASAXBuffet111Yes
56900ASAXSelmer1039No
66900ASAXSelmer1038No
76900ASAXSelmer107Yes
86900ASAXSelmer102Yes
96900ASAXSelmer102No
106900ASAXSelmer102No
116900ASAXYamaha168272No
126900ASAXYamaha168240No
136900ASAXYamaha16899Yes
146900ASAXYamaha16860Yes
156900ASAXYamaha16845No
166900ASAXYamaha1687Yes
176900ASAXYamaha1687No
186900ASAXYamaha1683No
196900ASAXYamaha1682Yes
206900ASAXYamaha1682No
216900ASAXYamaha1682No
226900ASAXYamaha1681No
236900ASAXYamaha1681No
Sheet24
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=LET(a,FILTER($G$2:$G2,($A$2:$A2=A2)*($B$2:$B2=B2)*($C$2:$C2=C2)),b,F2,d,SUM(a),IF(d<=b,"Yes","No"))
H3:H23H3=LET(z,($A$2:$A3=A3)*($B$2:$B3=B3)*($C$2:$C3=C3),a,FILTER($G$2:$G3,z),b,F3,d,SUM(a),f,FILTER(IF(SEQUENCE(ROWS(H$2:H2)+1)<ROWS(H$2:H2)+1,H$2:H2,"Yes")="Yes",z),g,IF(SUM(a*f)<=b,"Yes","No"),g)
 
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Herakles: Unfortunately, my work computer will not allow me to download the XL2BB.

James: Your formula tells me if I can fulfill the order, but it does not tell me how many instruments are remaining after fulfilling. The other part of this is that I do not care about how many order I can fill. I care about fulfilling as much of the orders as I can from largest NEED_TO_BUILD to smallest.

I have uploaded another picture to demonstrate what the answers need to be. As you can see from rows 2-4 I can build 3 out of 4 instruments so I want a 3 in column H. I can not build anymore as I have ran out of product so the rest of this section are zeros.
 

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I figured mine to only fill complete orders, so skip an order if it put it over the top of what could be made and check the next. I think partial orders should be much much easier than the mess I made...
 
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MrExcelPlayground19.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1HubInsttypeBrandDEInstBodyHubOHNeedtobuildCanBuild?
26900ASAXBuffet1188
36900ASAXBuffet1143
46900ASAXBuffet1110
56900ASAXSelmer103910
66900ASAXSelmer10380
76900ASAXSelmer1070
86900ASAXSelmer1020
96900ASAXSelmer1020
106900ASAXSelmer1020
116900ASAXYamaha168272168
126900ASAXYamaha1682400
136900ASAXYamaha168990
146900ASAXYamaha168600
156900ASAXYamaha168450
166900ASAXYamaha16870
176900ASAXYamaha16870
186900ASAXYamaha16830
196900ASAXYamaha16820
206900ASAXYamaha16820
216900ASAXYamaha16820
226900ASAXYamaha16810
236900ASAXYamaha16810
Sheet24
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=MIN(F2:G2)
H3:H23H3=IF(SUMIFS(G$2:G3,A$2:A3,A3,B$2:B3,B3,C$2:C3,C3)<=F3,G3,MAX(0,F3-SUMIFS(G$2:G2,A$2:A2,A3,B$2:B2,B3,C$2:C2,C3)))
 
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James this is awesome I now need the next column which will show me how many are remaining after every order
 
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MrExcelPlayground19.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1HubInsttypeBrandDEInstBodyHubOHNeedtobuildCanBuild?Remaining
26900ASAXBuffet11883
36900ASAXBuffet11430
46900ASAXBuffet11100
56900ASAXSelmer1039100
66900ASAXSelmer103800
76900ASAXSelmer10700
86900ASAXSelmer10200
96900ASAXSelmer10200
106900ASAXSelmer10200
116900ASAXYamaha1682721680
126900ASAXYamaha16824000
136900ASAXYamaha1689900
146900ASAXYamaha1686000
156900ASAXYamaha1684500
166900ASAXYamaha168700
176900ASAXYamaha168700
186900ASAXYamaha168300
196900ASAXYamaha168200
206900ASAXYamaha168200
216900ASAXYamaha168200
226900ASAXYamaha168100
236900ASAXYamaha168100
Sheet24
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=MIN(F2:G2)
I2:I23I2=MAX(0,F2-SUMIFS(H$2:H2,$A$2:A2,A2,$B$2:B2,B2,$C$2:C2,C2))
H3:H23H3=IF(SUMIFS(G$2:G3,A$2:A3,A3,B$2:B3,B3,C$2:C3,C3)<=F3,G3,MAX(0,F3-SUMIFS(G$2:G2,A$2:A2,A3,B$2:B2,B3,C$2:C2,C3)))
 
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