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jeffbert
I need to come up with a more efficient way to calculate my weeks of supply.
The way that they want the calculation to be done is as follows.
Week # Sales$ Inventory$ WOS
46 $31,567 $270,114 6
45 $36,686 $269,682 6
44 $60,120 $264,507 6
43 $44,616 $242,953 6
42 $32,092 $260,974 6
41 $39,601 $244,415 5
40 $36,735 $220,009 5
39 $34,802 $229,787 4
38 $50,207 $257,078 5
etc.
The WOS for week 46 is the Inventory$ less week 46 sales, less week 45
sales, less week 44 sales, etc. Continue subtracting out weekly sales until
your inventory is less than 0. Count how many weeks that you subtracted out
sales and your number was positive. This is the WOS.
I have "helper" columns set up to do this, and am getting the correct
answers. However, this clogs up a large spreadsheet, and thought that there
might be a built in function to accomplish this.
thanks
Jeff
The way that they want the calculation to be done is as follows.
Week # Sales$ Inventory$ WOS
46 $31,567 $270,114 6
45 $36,686 $269,682 6
44 $60,120 $264,507 6
43 $44,616 $242,953 6
42 $32,092 $260,974 6
41 $39,601 $244,415 5
40 $36,735 $220,009 5
39 $34,802 $229,787 4
38 $50,207 $257,078 5
etc.
The WOS for week 46 is the Inventory$ less week 46 sales, less week 45
sales, less week 44 sales, etc. Continue subtracting out weekly sales until
your inventory is less than 0. Count how many weeks that you subtracted out
sales and your number was positive. This is the WOS.
I have "helper" columns set up to do this, and am getting the correct
answers. However, this clogs up a large spreadsheet, and thought that there
might be a built in function to accomplish this.
thanks
Jeff