Excel for counting, sum, sort by models and maxim limit

Gabrielle_erre

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Hi, I'm facing a challenge and I am sure that there is a way to deal with some help because there are smart people around...;)

I have different products per day, and I must organise to store them like that: each box can store max 60 products, every model in one box (if there is a different model with <60 I must use the quantity in one box, I can not mix products in boxes). I can load maximum 24 boxes on one pallet and after that using another pallet in between, and loading maximum 20 boxes. The ´final pallet´ will have 44 boxes high, and 2 pallets. If you can help me, I would like to find the formula to calculate the number of`final pallets` daily. I can try with single models per pallet (not only in single box), but more I would like to do it combined boxes per final pallet.

ModelProducts per day 1Product per day 2
Audi3000850
BMW1100200
Ford70203500
Land Rover5203362
Toyota6307200
Zetta8759300

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Thanks! Gabrielle
 

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Gabrielle,

Does this provide the data you're looking for?

Models per box:
60
Boxes per final pallet:
44
Day 1Day 2
ModelProductsFull boxesModels in short-fill boxProductsFull boxesModels in short-fill box
Audi30005008501410
BMW11001820200320
Ford7020117035005820
Land Rover5203864336262
Toyota630103072001200
Zetta875143593001550
Total boxes:299360
Final pallets:68
Remaining boxes:350

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For the "Full boxes" column: =TRUNC(B8/$A$2)
For the "Models in short-fill box" column: =((B8/$A$2)-TRUNC(B8/$A$2))*$A$2
For "Total boxes": =SUM(C8:C13)+COUNTIF(D8:D13,">"&0)
For "Final pallets": =TRUNC(C15/$A$4)
For "Remaining boxes": =((C15/$A$4)-TRUNC(C15/$A$4))*A4

--Ryan
 
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Another take on it:

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1ModelProducts per day 1#boxes neededProduct per day 2
2Audi30005085015
3BMW1100192004
4Ford7020117350059
5Land Rover5203873627
6Toyota630117200120
7Zetta875159300155
8
9Total Boxes299360
10"Final" Pallets79

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Worksheet Formulase>
CellFormula
C2=ROUNDUP(B2/60,0)
C9=SUM(C2:C7)
C10=ROUNDUP(C9/44,0)

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These numbers vary from rmb4466 because these include a partially filled pallet on each day.

Incidentally, if you don't need the intermediate steps, you can do the whole thing in one formula:

=ROUNDUP(SUMPRODUCT(ROUNDUP(B2:B7/60,0))/44,0)
 
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