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Compare cell value with range of summed cell and independent cell values

harcsakutya

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Hi everyone,
(Excel 2013)

I have to compare the range of cell values (orders) from 2015-08-28 till 38. week with stock value. (Probably I should know more about conitional formatting) If the orders value greater than stock value turn the rest of the cell (time/orders) to red, otherwise fill with green color as available in warehouse.
Is there any idea, how can I solve this issue?

Thanks in advance
 

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Hi:

I am not sure whether I understood you fully, is this what you are looking for.

Thanks
 

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Thank you for your prompt response!

I try to explain what I’d like to solve in (Explanation sheet)

The brief story is: We have some product in stock in column D. I’ve got table to plan all requirements of orders for further weeks, that we have to produce to success. So I don’t want to compare it manually and add all of the value rest of cells/days in rows. So I’d like to see how long we are fine with manufacturing source


I think is something like mixed formula.

1. If the value for eg. in D11 greater than or equal (>=) to G11 or G11+F11+E11…….O11, change backround color of each cell to green, which means we have enaugh goods for the rest of the next days

2. If the value in D11 less than (<) G11 or G11+F11 sum, or G11+F11+E11 etc. the cells has to be colored red when this sum is true. Not enough goods in warehause compared to value D11.
 

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Hi:

I understand the from column G to O is the daily orders, and column D is the available stock. I am not sure what is column E or F as per my understanding the moment the actual orders exceeds the available stock the cell should be red else green. Clarify why we should use column E and F for conditional formatting as per your post above or is it as simple as I just explained.

Thanks
 
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