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    Warehouse sold items

    Hi guys,

    My bookkeeping is in Excel (and Dutch).
    But I want to decrease my stock when I press the button "Factuur opslaan" (CommandClickButton_1)

    I also need an increase when stock has been bought, but I can fix that myself if my first question is solved.

    I have an example, where "Voorraad" is what I have in my warehouse,
    "Factuur invoer" is where you add the sold items to make an invoice
    and "Factuur" is where the invoice is been made by "Factuur invoer", this button also saves it also as PDF and an seperate XLS for the customer.

    I have found a few solutions, but I can't make it match up with what I want.
    voorbeeld.xlsm
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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    This is the way I would do that.
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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    I'd take a different approach based on transactions and make use of Excel tables so we can work with exactly the amount of data we have. You probably could also make use of data validation to look up product names.

    In addition to the button to make the invoice and decrement the stock, I would also have buttons to do inventory adjustment either for initial supply, restock or based on physical inventory. The transaction table would keep track of all transactions so you know the history. Total stock would be the total of the transactions: Initial Stock - Invoices + Resupply +/- Adjustments. The transaction file can also apply the type of transaction, a date stamp and if needed, what login name made the transaction.

    I need some help. If I can get the English translations of the column headers on the Voorraad sheet and tell me what needs to be incremented and decremented, I'll give it a shot.

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinbendr View Post
    This is the way I would do that.
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    Works like a charm, but he doesn't find Olie 5W40

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Quote Originally Posted by dflak View Post
    I'd take a different approach based on transactions and make use of Excel tables so we can work with exactly the amount of data we have. You probably could also make use of data validation to look up product names.

    In addition to the button to make the invoice and decrement the stock, I would also have buttons to do inventory adjustment either for initial supply, restock or based on physical inventory. The transaction table would keep track of all transactions so you know the history. Total stock would be the total of the transactions: Initial Stock - Invoices + Resupply +/- Adjustments. The transaction file can also apply the type of transaction, a date stamp and if needed, what login name made the transaction.

    I need some help. If I can get the English translations of the column headers on the Voorraad sheet and tell me what needs to be incremented and decremented, I'll give it a shot.
    Itemcode | Brand | Itemgroup | Supplier | Location (of the stock) | Stock | Reserved stock | Free stock | Order level | Selling price | Cost Price | Value of Stock | Status

    I'll be the only one who makes invoices for now, but for the future, you have great plans..!
    I'll be looking forward for your solution to this

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Works like a charm, but he doesn't find Olie 5W40
    I had this line backwards.
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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinbendr View Post
    I had this line backwards.
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    Ah..! Thanks..! The row doesnt become red if there already is no stock

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Hadn't set the range of the red cells.
    Also added to change color back to black (automatic color actually) if the order qty was changed to less than/equal qty on hand.
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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Super..! Thanks..! I get an error on line
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    if I implement it to my live sheet I have an error 13 Type mismatch

    I also would like to work this on my incoming stock.. Which I didn't succeed as I mentioned earlier

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Run it and when it errors out, hover of each side of the statement to learn which is causing the error. Then investigate it it's pointing to the correct cell.
    I also would like to work this on my incoming stock
    You indicated you'd take care of this in the opening message, but tell me how it works and I'll look into it.

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Thank you so much Tinbendr..!

    'Inkoop factuur' is the invoice I get from the supplier.
    I know I am becoming a real pain in the bottom, but it would be marvelous that if the 'Artikelcode' doesn't excist in "Voorraad" sheet, he adds it to the table.

    About the error 13 Type mismatch:
    These are the results when I hover over the yellow line
    NewQty = C.Offset(, 5).Value - .Range("A" & A).Offset(, 5).Value
    = 1 =5 =" "

    I added an attachment with "Inkoop factuur" sheet

    voorbeeld.xlsm

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Is the number of items on Inkoop factuur always 11? C6:C16

    Do empty fields always state Null? Or is that a result of a formula?

    I don't get the error on my machine with the latest worksheet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinbendr View Post
    Is the number of items on Inkoop factuur always 11? C6:C16

    Do empty fields always state Null? Or is that a result of a formula?

    I don't get the error on my machine with the latest worksheet.
    It is always 11, I don't think I will get bigger invoices.
    Well it is working, it doenst skip anything so no problem

    Yes Null is to fill the invoice but I can change that to nothing

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Quote Originally Posted by Impulz View Post
    It is always 11, I don't think I will get bigger invoices.

    Yes Null is to fill the invoice but I can change that to nothing
    It's not a problem, just for my clarification.

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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    See how this works. You may have to adjust the column destinations.
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    Re: Warehouse sold items

    Awesome..!
    Thanks Tinbendr..!!

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