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i am new and somewhat lost at this point.
we use production orders that may have many lines.
i am able to calculte the margin on the whole production order but not by individual lines.
as an example
production order # 5 has a total margin of 50.00
line 1 has 50 items
the example has 2 production order #'s, the first produciton order has a $ margin of
line 2 has 50 different items.
i want to be able evenly allocate the total margin accross many production order lines.
thanks
in the example the $margin value should be divided by 3 lines
the second production order line $margin should be divided by 2 lines.
i do not need to calculate the $margin per production order that values is already available. i need to check how many lines are in a producction order and then divide the total $margin by the line count.
Hi @Frankcf,
Any chance you can mock up some sample data showing the basic layout of what you have, along with a mock up of your ideal result? We can then help with the bits in the middle.
Hi @Frankcf
So in the sample you provided. You have highlighted the two Margin values. $8.60 and $2.92. Do you simply want to add these together to get a value of $11.52 and divide them by 2 because there are two Prod_# ?
hi
thanks for the response,
each of those $margins are from a different production order #, so the first value of $8.60 is divided by the number of lines in that production order.
the second value of $2.92 is divided by the number of lines from it's different prodcution order #
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