Difference between revisions of "How is the number of days in stock calculated for units?"
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | This article explains the calculation behind the {{DataPrompt|Days in Stock}} column in the standard | + | This article explains the calculation behind the {{DataPrompt|Days in Stock}} column in the standard Unit Search box. |
== More Information == | == More Information == | ||
| − | The number of days is calculated by deducting the | + | The number of days is calculated by deducting the Unit Purchase Date from the System Date. If the Purchase Date has not been entered, the system will use the date the unit record was created. |
| − | * {{DataPrompt|Purchase Date}} can be found on the {{Tab|Purchase}} tab of a | + | * {{DataPrompt|Purchase Date}} can be found on the {{Tab|Purchase}} tab of a unit record. |
| − | * {{DataPrompt|Created Date}} can be found by pressing {{KeyPress|C-F2}} from any field in a | + | * {{DataPrompt|Created Date}} can be found by pressing {{KeyPress|C-F2}} from any field in a unit record. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Creating a new unit]] | * [[Creating a new unit]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:25, 16 April 2019
Summary
This article explains the calculation behind the "Days in Stock" column in the standard Unit Search box.
More Information
The number of days is calculated by deducting the Unit Purchase Date from the System Date. If the Purchase Date has not been entered, the system will use the date the unit record was created.
- "Purchase Date" can be found on the [Purchase] tab of a unit record.
- "Created Date" can be found by pressing <Ctrl+F2> from any field in a unit record.
See also
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