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I've got a table called INVENTORY that has Available Stock as one column, Target High qty level, Target Low qty level and qty On Purchase Order
I would like to create a column that displays the number if...
if available stock is less than target high, and difference between available stock and target low is less than 40%, or available stock + On Purchase Order is less than target high, report the number (in percentage)
I would image this would only show me a value if the stock level is below 40% compared to the low target qty
It would also show me a value if you calculate the Available stock + qty on purchase order, and its still less than the target high as a percent to the target low.
Probably sounds super complicated...perhaps I need to make multiple columns to achive this?
Thank you!!!
It doesn't sound too bad - just like a little bit busy conditional statement.
Do you have any sample data you provide so we could tinker with relative data while finding a recommended solution?
I'll see if i can get the sample data together.
Anyone want to give it a go without the sample data based off my information?
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