Find Date at Which Open Orders will Exhaust Finished Goods on Hand

shapeshiftingkiwi

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Hello!

Company has 2 SKUs. Below is a standard report run on these SKUs. You can see that SKU 2 has enough stock to fill all open SOs (sales orders) but SKU 1 does not.

MrExcel Worksheet.xlsx
ABCDEF
1Item IDQty Per Pallet Qty on HandQty on SOQty AvailableNet Weight
2SKU 154,3806,720-2,34020
3SKU 2104,6503,0501,60040
Inventory


Here are the ship dates of the open orders.

MrExcel Worksheet.xlsx
ABCDEFG
1Drop ShipSO NoShip ByCustomer NameItem IDLine DescriptionQty Remaining
28/19/22SKU 1240
39/1/22SKU 2550
49/1/22SKU 1240
59/2/22SKU 2500
69/6/22SKU 1240
79/7/22SKU 1240
89/8/22SKU 1240
99/8/22SKU 1240
109/8/22SKU 1240
119/8/22SKU 2650
129/8/22SKU 2450
139/8/22SKU 2400
149/8/22SKU 1480
159/9/22SKU 2500
169/12/22SKU 1240
179/15/22SKU 1240
189/15/22SKU 1480
199/15/22SKU 1240
209/15/22SKU 1240
219/15/22SKU 1240
229/15/22SKU 1240
239/16/22SKU 1720
249/20/22SKU 11,200
259/22/22SKU 1240
269/22/22SKU 1240
279/29/22SKU 1240
Ship Dates


The highlighted cells below are my request. Cell F2 should report "9/16/22" since that is the earliest date for which Company does not have stock available. Cell F3 should report "N/A" since Company has inventory to support all open orders.

MrExcel Worksheet.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Item IDQty Per Pallet Qty on HandQty on SOQty AvailableDATE NEEDEDDATE TO PRODUCENet Weight (pounds)# on Hand# Needed# on SO
2SKU 1543806720-2340################2087600-46800134400
3SKU 210465030501600################4018600064000122000
Output
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B3B2=VLOOKUP(A2,Inventory!A:F,2,FALSE)
C2:C3C2=VLOOKUP(A2,Inventory!A:F,3,FALSE)
D2:D3D2=VLOOKUP(A2,Inventory!A:F,4,FALSE)
E2:E3E2=VLOOKUP(A2,Inventory!A:F,5,FALSE)
G2:G3G2=F2-7
H2:H3H2=VLOOKUP(A2,Inventory!A:F,6,FALSE)
I2:I3I2=C2*H2
J2:J3J2=E2*H2
K2:K3K2=D2*H2
 

Excel Facts

Whats the difference between CONCAT and CONCATENATE?
The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)
Try this in F2:

Excel Formula:
=LET(f,'Ship Dates'!$E$2:$E$30=A2,d,FILTER('Ship Dates'!$C$2:$C$30,f),a,FILTER('Ship Dates'!$G$2:$G$30,f),v,SEQUENCE(ROWS(a)),h,TRANSPOSE(v),s,MMULT(--(v>=h),a),XLOOKUP(C2+1,s,d,"NA",1))
 
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Solution
Amazing! I was able to adapt this to my real world use and it's a big time saver!

Thanks so much!
 
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