1. Making of Daily Production Report in Excel
Steps:
- Create a table. I have created a table to record Production in Percentage, Incomplete Quantity, and Incomplete Production in Percentage according to a particular product.
- Use Font groups in the Home tab to modify your dataset according to your choice.
- Input your data of a particular date.
- Find out Production in Percentage, use the following formula:
=E6/D6
Where Manufactured Quantity is divided by Target Quantity.
- AutoFill the rests.
- Select Percentage from the Number group under the Home tab.
- To Calculate the Incomplete Quantity, use the following formula:
=D6-E6
Where Target Quantity is subtracted with the Manufactured Quantity.
- Use Fill Handle to AutoFill till the last.
- To find out Incomplete Production in Percentage, use the following formula:
=G6/D6
Where Incomplete Quantity is divided by Target Quantity.
- AutoFill the rests.
- Click on Percentage to complete making the production report.
This highlights the production information on a daily basis. The template or need for information can be different for different companies, so you may need to adjust a few columns.
Method 2 – Making of Monthly Production Report
Steps:
- A table to record Total Working Hours, Production Per Hour with the help of Manpower, Working Hours and Manufactured Quantity.
- Use the Font group in the Home tab to decorate the dataset.
- Use the following formula to calculate Total Working Hours :
=D5*E5
Where Manpower is multiplied with Working Hours.
- Fill the rests with AutoFill.
- Calculate Production Per Hour using the following formula:
=G5/F5
Where Manufactured Quantity is divided by Total Working Hours.
- Use AutoFill for the remaining cells.
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