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Stock Cutting Problem
Kim Jensen 
      
4 years ago
Hi All

Have anyone seen any ms access templates for the stock cutting problem?

Br Kim
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
            
4 years ago
Got a definition for the 'stock cutting problem'?
Kim Jensen OP  @Reply  
      
4 years ago
Hi Alex,
Yes material optimization  when cutting it.
You have a stock of material, let say in length 3 M, 6 M and 12 M.
Then you have an order of different length:
4 pcs. 1 M long
3 pcs. 1.2 M long
10 pcs. 0,7 M long
Which stock do you use to have the least amount of waste when cutting the pieces.

I have the vba in an excel spread sheet that a brugt. But would love to have it for my ms access db.
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
            
4 years ago
Adam or Scott I vaguely remember something similar and a website that does a similar job
do you know which post it was?
Kim Jensen OP  @Reply  
      
4 years ago
Hi Alex

This guy (See below) did it in excel, and the code is free. I would love to have it directly in my DB and without any reference to external programs.
Are there any way to translate Excel VBA code to an Access VBA code?

http://dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2005/09/12/cutting-stock-lengths/

Scott Axton  @Reply  
      
4 years ago
The post Alex was referring to is HERE

The program I use in my shop for sheet goods is CutList Optimizer

There are several out there if you just Google "Cutlist".  I've not seen a solution done for Access but like I said in the other post - why reinvent the wheel if you don't need to?  I have no desire to even try and tackle the complexity of doing that kind of thing for Access but I have no doubt it could be done if you had the time an programming knowledge.

Regarding VBA - it's pretty 'transferable' with the exception of some formula and cell references.
Kim Jensen OP  @Reply  
      
4 years ago
Hi Scot and Alex, I found a solution for it,
Thank you for your replies.
Br
Kim
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
            
4 years ago
What was it?
Kim Jensen OP  @Reply  
      
4 years ago
Hi Alex,
I got the excel code i had translated so it could be used in access.
Br
Kim
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
            
4 years ago
Happy to share it with the forum?
Might be useful for others

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