Hopefully Simple set up, stumping me

lance214

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  1. 2019
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Here is the data I have for the sheet;
COLUMN A INVENTORY ON HAND (static)
COLUMN B enter MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR SCHEDULE "X"

Here is what I am trying to accomplish and just cannot wrap my brain around it

Our goal is a perpetual inventory that is taken once a week. Want to show how many units are left after deducting the forecast for the current schedule. Basically have 50 on hand, need 8 for next schedule, enter same and show balance remaining.

Do I need to have two columns for each production week or is there a way to have a separate column that shows remaining balance after each entry weekly? Trying to enter amount for said week and then show number after removing it from on-hand total. was attempting to have a dedicated column for this part rather then one for each week.

Hopefully I have explained this better than it is sitting in my head, because I am just not coming up with anything logical. Thanks in advance for your help
 

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This is how I understand your sheet, please correct me. I'm guessing you want the expected remaining inventory to happen multiple times.
Book1
ABCD
1Part #Parts on HandExpected UseParts After Use
29183471235
3747418117
4974434331
5694962557
6290827423
77272681256
85575411328
96371391524
10817718810
11299465659
122978471532
131836531340
14426919217
15792931823
167188321319
17792346244
18962916151
19763446343
20202868761
21686710100
22900356254
2371131349
2441191569
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D24D2=B2-C2
 
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yes, but it will be performed on a weekly basis. I was trying to avoid cluttering the spreadsheet with too many columns considering the frequency we will be performing the task. Was hoping for a one-column total that would update with each week's entires.
 
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Do you plan on updating the Expected Use section to have actual values or are you planning on keeping them as expected values? Do you want to keep a record of previous weeks' On-Hand, Expected Use, and Parts After Use? Or are you going to overwrite it with the updated values?
 
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The expected use column will be actual values gleaned from forecast and production schedules. Honestly had not decided if we wanted to monitor actual versus on hand after the schedule clears. believe it will be too tough due to urgent, RGA, and just general salespeople PITA orders. Overwriting previous values seems to be the simplest form of monitoring for Purchasing and fabrication purposes.
 
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