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Hi All,
Scope of problem
To give some context I am working on a Inventory first in first out problem (FIFO).
We have products that have a unique item number.
They also have a sku number which identifys what product they are.
From there we have a "treated" date this is essentially the day they come into stock.
We also have a "last date" this is the day they go out of stock.
What the below calculation is intended to do is work out when a item goes out of stock, how many were left over that were older.
Essentially trying to measure how good our FIFO is.
I need to add an extra step which is after the formulas below are run
Which works out the current treatment date and then works out the minimum treatment date.
So current treatment date - mimimum treatment date = x and is this greater than fourteen, (2 weeks)
As if we draw down on stock and its within two weeks of the oldest inventory its not a big deal.
When i add a min formula it is calculating the min of the treatment date column which isnt within the same context of the steps in the formula before this.
Hi @JbBI
Thanks for reaching out to us.
>> When i add a min formula it is calculating the min of the treatment date column which isnt within the same context of the steps in the formula before this.
What is the filter context when you are calculating min
Best Regards,
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