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When items are added to a Stock Invoice or Stock Sales Order the system can use a formula to determine if the item's stock level is within certain limits.  
 
When items are added to a Stock Invoice or Stock Sales Order the system can use a formula to determine if the item's stock level is within certain limits.  
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=== Available Variables ===
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*{{DataValue|M0}} - Current months quantity sold to date.
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*{{DataValue|M1}} - Last months quantity sold.
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**{{DataValue|M??}} - Any number between 1 and 36 works also.
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**{{DataValue|M36}} - 36 months ago sales quantity. This is the oldest available.
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**{{DataValue|M1:36}} - Total of last 36 months sales. Also works with all other values from 1 to 36.
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*{{DataValue|L0}} - Lost sales this month.
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**{{DataValue|L1:6}} - Last 6 months lost sales not including this month.
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*{{DataValue|S}} - Current stock quantity at the default stock depot.
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*{{DataValue|T}} - Total stock quantity, taking in all stock depots.
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*{{DataValue|O[...]}} - Quantity on purchase order [up to a due date].
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*{{DataValue|A[...]}} - Allocated to sales orders [up to a due date].
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**These will include any changes made on the current order.
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**Adding a number after the 'O/A/W/P' will allow you to specify an end due date for orders to add to the quantity on purchase/sales order.
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**{{DataValue|O7D/A7D}} - Orders due up to next week.
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**{{DataValue|O1M/A1M}} - Orders due up to this day.
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**{{DataValue|O1Y/A1Y}} - Orders due up to this day next year.
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*{{DataValue|S+O-A}} - Free stock.
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*{{DataValue|R}} - Reorder level.
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*{{DataValue|C}} - Ceiling level (Maximum stocking level).
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*{{DataValue|Q1}} - Current operation quantity. Selling/Purchase quantity.
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*{{DataValue|Q2}} - Previous operation quantity . When editing a transaction, this will be the quantity before you amended any quantity information. '(Q1 - Q2)' = The change in quantity level for this operation, for new operations (adding items) this will be zero so the above formula will still work because (Q1 - 0) = Q1.
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 10:48, 28 August 2012

Summary

This article explains the stock calculation formulae used in Platinum and how to configure them.

More Information

When items are added to a Stock Invoice or Stock Sales Order the system can use a formula to determine if the item's stock level is within certain limits.


Available Variables

  • 'M0' - Current months quantity sold to date.
  • 'M1' - Last months quantity sold.
    • 'M??' - Any number between 1 and 36 works also.
    • 'M36' - 36 months ago sales quantity. This is the oldest available.
    • 'M1:36' - Total of last 36 months sales. Also works with all other values from 1 to 36.
  • 'L0' - Lost sales this month.
    • 'L1:6' - Last 6 months lost sales not including this month.
  • 'S' - Current stock quantity at the default stock depot.
  • 'T' - Total stock quantity, taking in all stock depots.
  • 'O[...]' - Quantity on purchase order [up to a due date].
  • 'A[...]' - Allocated to sales orders [up to a due date].
    • These will include any changes made on the current order.
    • Adding a number after the 'O/A/W/P' will allow you to specify an end due date for orders to add to the quantity on purchase/sales order.
    • 'O7D/A7D' - Orders due up to next week.
    • 'O1M/A1M' - Orders due up to this day.
    • 'O1Y/A1Y' - Orders due up to this day next year.
  • 'S+O-A' - Free stock.
  • 'R' - Reorder level.
  • 'C' - Ceiling level (Maximum stocking level).
  • 'Q1' - Current operation quantity. Selling/Purchase quantity.
  • 'Q2' - Previous operation quantity . When editing a transaction, this will be the quantity before you amended any quantity information. '(Q1 - Q2)' = The change in quantity level for this operation, for new operations (adding items) this will be zero so the above formula will still work because (Q1 - 0) = Q1.


See also