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    Anyone, any suggestions??

    Anyone, any suggestions??

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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC

    Thought it's different forum, just trying to get help.

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    Your logic is not easy to follow....

    If you can explain, in words, the logic that the formula should have, then perhaps someone can help...



    P.S. It is a different forum that you have crossposted to... our rules specify that you must indicate that you have crossposted elsewhere...
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    Hi,
    First sorry didn't mean to break the rules.

    Now,
    I have 3 columns of dates.
    It is possible that the 3 of them will have diferent dates.
    I have 44 lines to distribute the samples.
    Some of them I get in few shipments, therefor it might be processed in several dates.

    What I need is that the formula will show me how many pieces I processed for each line in each day.

    Next to each date column there is a quantity column.

    To each line that get sample we mark it with: box #.

    The formula that I'm using now showing me only by the first column of the date.
    For example I got 10 pieces on the 02/06 it showing me the 02/06.
    The rest I got on 03/06, it showing me that I processed it on the 02/06 instead of the 02/06.

    I hope it's clear now and sorry again for not reading the rules.

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