How many months am I covering in %?

Romano_odK

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Good afternoon,
This little sheet should give me an advice on how many months I am covering with the value in V5. Now the months are listed from C to O. The Value in V5 is for this example covering 2 months. Those two months are 2 months of 8 months that have a value, so need to know how many % is covered. This is not easy I think and for me undoable. Can you help me please.
Thank you for your time


MRP voorraadbeheer met XML import 1.4.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1refresh12/01/2023 16:52datum12/01/2023
2Directory:C\:temp\100MRP.xml01/202202/202203/202204/202205/202206/202207/202208/202209/202210/202211/202212/202201/2023
3itemcodedescriptionq-12q-11q-10q-9q-8q-7q-6q-5q-4q-3q-2q-1q-0TotaalAverage weekAverage monthsHighestDelivery timeExtra stock weeks Advice Min-max Covering %
4133000Kunststof Rasterblok 6x2 mm blauw - 1000 stuks    142-
5133001Kunststof Rasterblok 6x2 mm blauw - 100 stuks2011021203010301424,4183014218
6133002Kunststof Rasterblok 6x3 mm rood - 1000 stuks    142-
MRP
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1D1=NOW()
G1G1=(TODAY())
C2C2=EDATE(TODAY(),-12)
D2D2=EDATE(TODAY(),-11)
E2E2=EDATE(TODAY(),-10)
F2F2=EDATE(TODAY(),-9)
G2G2=EDATE(TODAY(),-8)
H2H2=EDATE(TODAY(),-7)
I2I2=EDATE(TODAY(),-6)
J2J2=EDATE(TODAY(),-5)
K2K2=EDATE(TODAY(),-4)
L2L2=EDATE(TODAY(),-3)
M2M2=EDATE(TODAY(),-2)
N2N2=EDATE(TODAY(),-1)
O2O2=EDATE(TODAY(),0)
P4:P6P4=SUM(C4:O4)
Q4:Q6Q4=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(C4:O4,">0")/4,"")
R4:R6R4=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(C4:O4,"<>0"),"")
S4:S6S4=MAX(Tabel_Query_van_G100[@[q-12]:[q-0]])
V4:V6V4=IFERROR(IFS(AA4="Klantorder","-",U4=0,(Q4*(T4/7)),U4>0,(Q4*U4)+(Q4*(T4/7))),"")
 
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