Example 3: Largest Contributing Lot is a Tie Between a From and a To Vessel

Suppose that you want to move quantities from vessels 1 and 2 to Vessel 3. Vessel 1 has 1000 liters, vessel 2 has 2000 liters, and vessel 3 has 1000 liters. If you move 100 liters from vessel 1 and 1000 liters from vessel 2 to vessel 3, both vessel 2 and vessel 3 contribute the same amount (1000 liters) to the vessel 3 after lot. If both a From and To vessel contributes the same largest amount, the system copies the alternative blend ID of the existing To vessel, which in this example is vessel 3.

Note: No specific logic exists to evaluate which alternative blend ID to copy when more than one From vessel contributes the same largest amount. In this situation, the system copies the alternative blend ID from the first From vessel that it locates.

This table shows the before, contributing, and after amounts, and the alternative blend IDs when both a From vessel and a To vessel contribute the same largest amounts:

Vessel	Before Amount	Before Alternative Blend ID	Contributing Amount	After Amount	After Alternative Blend ID
1 (From)	1000	ABC	100	900	ABC
2 (From)	2000	XYZ	1000	1000	XYZ
3 (To)	1000	DEF	1000	2100 (total of the contributing amounts)	DEF