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Quantity on Hand of Specific Casing
Liem Khen 
   
32 days ago
Using dlookup I can determine the specific casing name of a product
How to determine of the products
Thanks
Liem Khen OP  @Reply  
   
32 days ago
Sorry how to determine quantity onhand of the products
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
           
32 days ago
Raymond Spornhauer  @Reply  
          
32 days ago
If there is more than 1 supplier, you could use:

SELECT SUM(column_name) FROM table_name WHERE condition;

-Raymond
Liem Khen OP  @Reply  
   
31 days ago
Ya using dlookup I can get the specific casing name or default casing name, as the customer pricing video of RICHARD.
But what I need is the quantityonhand of a product with different casing name.
I came across found the way,I have got used to using product code to a product
For instance K7P2160 (bedsheet with rawmaterialK70 ,bedsheet size 160 and 2 pillow case) defalult casing "Inora" and K7P2160HG this with specific casing "HAGU"
So I just type the product code determining qty sentproduct-enter to warehouse...etc
Thanks for the attention
Liem Khen OP  @Reply  
   
31 days ago
hopefully it wil work very well
the same product but different casing name
Liem Khen OP  @Reply  
   
31 days ago
Oh no it can not be.
I only can create a new "product name"
I am sorry.
Using dlookup as in the customerpricing video
I can get a product with new casing name  but how to diminish  the product in the ware house
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
           
31 days ago
Liem Khen OP  @Reply  
   
31 days ago
Oo my god....I think too much
The product name has two casing name , by using the dlookup the casing name (whatever default or new casing name from CUSTOMERPRICING VIDEO) is only to show in the invoice and the product name (is the same) to get the quantity onhand ia just using the APPEND QUERY
Is this correct?
Sir ALEX THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME

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