Ugo DI LUCA Posted January 27, 2005 Posted January 27, 2005 Hi, I had this unsolved problem I'd like to solve with the 7's update I'm building. Basically, the company buy and sell items. In the Catalog Table, each item has a Manufacturer Packaging and a Purchase Unit as a standard. But the sale units may differ from the purchase units, and depending wether the product is bought from the Manufacturer or from a Wholesaler, they may be up to 3 possible Purchase/Selling unit systems entered in the line items, but the result entered should always reflect our price policy. Examples : 1) a pot of glue of 25 Kgs purchaseUnit Kgs saleUnit : pot (of 25 Kgs) 2 pots of glue (25 Kgs) purchased 2 x 25 x .5
Ugo DI LUCA Posted January 27, 2005 Author Posted January 27, 2005 I understand this might not have been correctly explained. Here's a file that should explain better what I'm looking for. Thanks for any input. The attachment was updated. Each product selected has a comment field where I did say what the result of the conversions should be, but I have no clue at the moment how to evaluate this at the fly. ConversionMatrix.zip
Ugo DI LUCA Posted January 28, 2005 Author Posted January 28, 2005 --Case Solved-- For information, the solution is rather complex. It requires that each possible switch be stored in a separate Table with for example : Category Tiles PurchaseUnit : SqM SellingUnit : PC Conversion Formulae A link to that table on both the Category, Purchase Unit and SellingUnit, and an auto-entered value set to recalculate (with a flag included to lock it) includind nested Evaluation ( ) and Lookup ( ) function. The formulae evaluated from the context of each Table is like PurchasePrice / Nbitems, each being a field looked up (in line items) to which I'd append the Table Name and the semicolons.
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