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Keith
I am developing an application to print out inventory bar code labels. Most
of the time, the quantity field printed will (or can) be drawn directly from
a field. This is known as a kanban quantity. If, however, I have a quantity
of parts that does not divide evenly into a given number of "kanbans", I need
to produce one label with a different quantity value.
For example, suppose I have a quantity of 90 parts. If the kanban quantity
is 20, then I have 4 kanbans and 10 pieces left over. I know how to
programmatically generate the 4 labels that each have 20 as the quantity. My
question is, how can I programmatically generate the label that needs the
modulus of the actual quantity divided by the kanban quantity as its quantity?
I hope I'm stating this clearly enough.
Thanks,
Keith
of the time, the quantity field printed will (or can) be drawn directly from
a field. This is known as a kanban quantity. If, however, I have a quantity
of parts that does not divide evenly into a given number of "kanbans", I need
to produce one label with a different quantity value.
For example, suppose I have a quantity of 90 parts. If the kanban quantity
is 20, then I have 4 kanbans and 10 pieces left over. I know how to
programmatically generate the 4 labels that each have 20 as the quantity. My
question is, how can I programmatically generate the label that needs the
modulus of the actual quantity divided by the kanban quantity as its quantity?
I hope I'm stating this clearly enough.
Thanks,
Keith