Hey everyone!
I have a spread sheet that comes from a 3rd party and it lists ALL the beer packages in a particular store and how many CASES of each were sold. I need a formula that will break the cases into units, but only when necessary. For example:
COLUMN A COLUMN B
BUSCH LIGHT 30 PK CAN 1,191
MICH GOLDEN LT 24 PK CAN 600
COORS LIGHT 18/12 OZ CAN 543
COORS LIGHT 24/16 OZ CAN 512
BUD LIGHT 2/12/12 OZ CAN 243
NG SPOTTED COW 4/6/12 CAN 120
TWISTED TEA 12/24 OZ CAN 81
If the above information was given, it means I sold 81 cases of Twisted Tea 24 ounce cans and 120 cases of Spotted Cow, etc. I need a formula that will take (12/24) and multiply it by 12, (4/6) and multiply it by 4, (2/12) by 12. But, since the 24/16, 18/12, 24 PK and 30 PK are considered cases, I need those left alone. So, Column C would look like this:
Column C
1,191
600
543
512
486 <-- 2/12
480 <-- 4/6
972 <-- 12/24
Can someone please figure that out?
Thank you very much in advance for your help in this matter. This would save me a lot of time manually calculating this out.
Beerguy
I have a spread sheet that comes from a 3rd party and it lists ALL the beer packages in a particular store and how many CASES of each were sold. I need a formula that will break the cases into units, but only when necessary. For example:
COLUMN A COLUMN B
BUSCH LIGHT 30 PK CAN 1,191
MICH GOLDEN LT 24 PK CAN 600
COORS LIGHT 18/12 OZ CAN 543
COORS LIGHT 24/16 OZ CAN 512
BUD LIGHT 2/12/12 OZ CAN 243
NG SPOTTED COW 4/6/12 CAN 120
TWISTED TEA 12/24 OZ CAN 81
If the above information was given, it means I sold 81 cases of Twisted Tea 24 ounce cans and 120 cases of Spotted Cow, etc. I need a formula that will take (12/24) and multiply it by 12, (4/6) and multiply it by 4, (2/12) by 12. But, since the 24/16, 18/12, 24 PK and 30 PK are considered cases, I need those left alone. So, Column C would look like this:
Column C
1,191
600
543
512
486 <-- 2/12
480 <-- 4/6
972 <-- 12/24
Can someone please figure that out?
Thank you very much in advance for your help in this matter. This would save me a lot of time manually calculating this out.
Beerguy