choks90233
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- Jan 27, 2019
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Good afternoon everyone. I have a project I am working on that is absolutely breaking my brain. I am probably making it far more difficult than it needs to be, and if anyone can help me simplify it, I am more than open to the suggestions. For context, I have a line of items that are produced in set quantities, and I need to track them in a certain order. The problem is that I sometimes need to remove items due to defects. This in turn effects the order in which they will be stacked for the next stage of processing.
This is what I what I am envisioning in the end with the table on the left being the source of the items being produced and the table on the right being the stacked items before the next stage of processing. The colored numbers correspond to layers that I will show a list of further down. Each cell on the table on the right will have the matching designation from the table on the left provided that cell is checked. If the cell is unchecked, that will mean that particular item was removed and the next good item will have taken its place on the stack. Thats where it gets difficult. The Items are stacked in rows from right to left, and bottom to top.
This is what I am trying to avoid.
This is what I am hoping to accomplish. Now, below is what I imagine is needed for a list to populate the table above. Maybe it's possible to populate the table directly without creating a list first but I cannot get my brain wrapped around the array formulas I need to make it work.
Please help!
This is what I what I am envisioning in the end with the table on the left being the source of the items being produced and the table on the right being the stacked items before the next stage of processing. The colored numbers correspond to layers that I will show a list of further down. Each cell on the table on the right will have the matching designation from the table on the left provided that cell is checked. If the cell is unchecked, that will mean that particular item was removed and the next good item will have taken its place on the stack. Thats where it gets difficult. The Items are stacked in rows from right to left, and bottom to top.
This is what I am trying to avoid.
This is what I am hoping to accomplish. Now, below is what I imagine is needed for a list to populate the table above. Maybe it's possible to populate the table directly without creating a list first but I cannot get my brain wrapped around the array formulas I need to make it work.
Please help!