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    BigMacCy is offline Novice
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    Hi there,

    New here to the forum, and a very new beginner to Access. I would like some help with a formula that I am trying to add to my table and or form to calculate the following :

    I have a table that contains various products for example ABC RED WINE 1x12x750ml . I would like to enter a value of eg 15 as the quantity on hand and the result should give me the following : FULL CASE : 1 UNITS 3 . I have tried to create a calculated field in my table but the numbers are wrong. The formula is calculating the following : 1x12x15 . I know that this formula should be 15 / (1x12) or something to that line.

    Any help would be appreciated.



    Thank you
    Sotiris

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    Why would the formula be 15 / (1x12)?

    This makes no sense to me.

    How do you derive 1 case and 3 units from "ABC RED WINE 1x12x750ml"? and an input of 15?
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    BigMacCy is offline Novice
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    Hi June7

    Sorry if I didnt make it clear enough ... I count the stock in warehouse in units ... so in the example I would count 15 units . But I would like in my reports to give me how many full cases of product I have and how many "open" cases I have. So my physical count would be 15 for example, so in essence I have 1 Full case of wine and 3 bottles in an open case.

    Hope that make is clear.

    Thank you
    Sotiris

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    Should probably save discrete data elements in separate fields. Something like:
    ProdID Product ProductSize SizeUnit Units GrossUnit
    1 ABC Red Wine 750 ml 12 case
    2 Something 2 lb 1 each

    Even then, I doubt what you want will be simple.
    How to attach file: http://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301 To provide db: copy, remove confidential data, run compact & repair, zip w/Windows Compression.

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