VBA - Push column I data down depending on F

[marshy3300]

Hi - I have a report that spits out false info. Due date (F) populates 2 dates. In this case there are 4 x 27/06/19 that shouldn't exist. This in turn means the WIP Qty is 4 numbers short (I).
How can I push (I) down everytime it finds the wrong date? That would also depend on Job # (C) being the same.
As an FYI, the first line for each Job# will always be correct, its only the "required to make product xx" which stuffs up the report.

Job # Item # Item Description Due Date Job Qty Picked Qty WIP Qty Status 67111 Product 1 Product 1 4/07/2019 4 0 2 67111 Product 2 Product 2 4/07/2019 29 0 2 67111 Product 3 Product 3 4/07/2019 9 9 1 67111 Product 4 Product 4 4/07/2019 51 51 1 67111 Product 4a required to make product 4 27/06/2019 51 125 Red 67111 Product 4b required to make product 4 27/06/2019 102 25 2 67111 Product 4c required to make product 4 27/06/2019 51 0 2 67111 Product 5 Product 5 4/07/2019 125 2 67111 Product 6 Product 6 4/07/2019 25 2 67111 Product 6a required to make product 6 27/06/2019 25 2 67111 Product 7 Product 7 4/07/2019 2 2 67200 Product 20 Product 20 4/07/2019 7 7 1 67200 Product 20a required to make product 20 27/06/2019 7 0 2 67200 Product 27 Product 27 4/07/2019 1 2 67200 Product 27a required to make product 27 27/06/2019 4 2 <colgroup><col><col><col><col><col><col><col><col></colgroup><tbody> </tbody>

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Not even sure its possible!
Thanks in advance

 

[marshy3300]

Hi Dante,

There inst a way. Experience on my end to know that "4a, 4b" are required for 4. The pattern that does exist is the date. So how it changes from 4/07 to 27/06 and then back to 4/07 on another valid code (original post)
As for descriptions mentioning it, or codes being similar... That's not the case.
Sorry, when i changed the names/descriptions i didn't think so much focus would be on those 2 columns.

I can say that the WIP Qty 125 (product 4a) really belongs to product 5. The 25 below that belongs to product 6.

 

[marshy3300]

Thanks to you Both (Dante provided the guts and Foo with the change to date)
It does work once filtering per Job. Once i ran it I've realised Due Date also changes for priority stock. It can have a separate date than the bulk which results in pushing everything down.

I'll try to incorporate another variable into what you have provided to cater for that.

Thanks heaps guys, been amazingly helpful.

 

[DanteAmor]

Thanks to you Both (Dante provided the guts and Foo with the change to date)
It does work once filtering per Job. Once i ran it I've realised Due Date also changes for priority stock. It can have a separate date than the bulk which results in pushing everything down.

I'll try to incorporate another variable into what you have provided to cater for that.

Thanks heaps guys, been amazingly helpful.

Thanks footoo for the complement, good work.

I like to help you. Thanks for the feedback.