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    Working out replenishing levels from customer demand using a Maximum Stock level

    Hello All

    C6 – G6 is Customer demand
    C7 –G6 is how man boxes are needed to cover the customer demand
    H6 – Maximum Stock holding

    Is there a formula that will look at the customer demand in blue and work out what day the maximum stock will need topping up?

    Tuesday to Friday uses the maximum stock of 600, so Monday is short of 200 hence the – 10 in G6

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    Re: Working out replenishing levels from customer demand using a Maximum Stock level

    Put this in cell G7 and fill backwards.

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    IF(SUM($C6:F6)>=$H$6,($H$6-SUM($C$6:$G$6))/20,ROUNDUP(G6/20,0))

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    Re: Working out replenishing levels from customer demand using a Maximum Stock level

    Also you do with helper. From "I6" To "S6"
    In "C7"
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    =IF(J6>$H6,O6/20,C6/20)

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    Re: Working out replenishing levels from customer demand using a Maximum Stock level

    thanks for the reply ByteMarks

    thanks AVK your soloution works how i wanted it to work

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    Re: Working out replenishing levels from customer demand using a Maximum Stock level

    Hello AVK

    =IF(J6>$H6,O6/20,C6/20)

    can a round factor of 20 be put in ?

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