Hello friends, I have inventory xls file, I have Input, Inventory and stock sheets, I enter data in input sheet it automatically add to inventory sheet. But I want to link inventory sheet to stock sheet In Inventory sheet and in Transaction column If "purchase" word is in the cell it should add to stock sheet and if "sell" word is in the cell it should subtract from the stock sheet. Pls help.....
Don't know if I understand the question correctly, enter this formula in C2 to see if it doesn't answer your question.Formula:
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Thanks Up-loader this Excel is very useful for me also, But i want a new field "Like Party Name/Firm Name" in "INPUT" Sheet and Before "Products" Drop Down List .
So that we can see the exact belongings of stock and sell.
i want a new field "Like Party Name/Firm Name" in "INPUT" Sheet and Before "Products" Drop Down List .
So that we can see the exact belongings of stock and sell.
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