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Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 06 Jul 2013, 01:18
by dazzul
I had a play with this and love the idea of it just when i add a new product on the quote page i get the product name but all else displays N/A

Any ideas?

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 06 Jul 2013, 08:41
by Johnny
Glad you like it, though it still needs more work.
Did you put in a qty at the top? Which cells are you including in 'all else'?
Can you put up some screen shots?
J.

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 06 Jul 2013, 11:15
by dazzul
I shall do it later for you chap :)

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 07 Jul 2013, 00:36
by dazzul
Hello Johnny, i have attached a image showing what i think you need to see :) let me know if anything else.
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Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 07 Jul 2013, 11:44
by Johnny
Ok, that wasn't too bad. Couple of 'false' settings missing in the vlookups.
This one should sort it: www,dosime.co.uk/DyeSubCalculatorPricing-v3.xlsx
J.

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 07 Jul 2013, 13:40
by dazzul
Thanks :) ill take a look at this one now :)

From what i have found
When i select material, the supplier remains the same.
Under material unused width & length seems to remain in mm is that right, (im just testing with your coaster)
Edit: Under material its reading the unit price & supplier postage from the products sheet, the Supplier name also is not correct.

I must admit this is a very good set up as it is and factors in many costs. I use somthing similar for pricing sign vinyl. Maybe ill upload it when we get a file section.

Edit again: Ive uploaded a modified version that fixed the supplier name and costings
http://www.filedropper.com/copyofdyesubcalculatorpricing-v3


How would it be possible to add a postage type? For example RM or Courier maybe dependent on product size?
Thanks
Daz

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 29 Jul 2013, 20:23
by Benn81
Just come across this thread.

This seems like a great idea, However the link only opens to filedropper and unable to download the file.?.

great work though


Regards
Benn

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 29 Jul 2013, 21:05
by Justin
Looks like the second link is missing .xlsx from the end :-) But I don't think it works still! lol.

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 30 Jul 2013, 00:56
by Johnny
Hi dazzel,
I've corrected the error you pointed out, linked to the wrong worksheet I'm afraid.
I'm also going to add in a few more things for the next revision as well as fixing problems, if I get it right, it should have a fully pdf/printable quote sheet and cost prediction sheet.
J.

Re: Print Pricing and Cost Predictions

Posted: 01 Aug 2013, 20:43
by HeartlandsElliot
I must say Johnny's skills are second to none on this sort of thing. He has finished working for me today and will be missed.
He has created a number of calculators like this for me for use within my business. All saving me many hours quoting and making quoting a very accurate science. My staff now all have the tools to estimate without constantly asking me...

Wish you all the best John.