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Pivot Table Calculating totals differently
I have set up an ACCESS database for inventory purposes. I pull a massive
query into a pivot table. I have inserted some calculated fields. One of these calculated fields is "$Inv" which is calculating #received/$received. My problem comes when that specific inventory is gone and I am trying to calculate what my total dollars on hand is. It refers back to the weighted inventory and not to actual. I need to come up with some type of FIFO solution or something. Below is a list of some calculated fields that I use. Any suggestions would be great. Avg Price =SUM('$ Received')/SUM('#received') Curr Inventory=SUM('#received' )-SUM('#use' )-SUM(waste ) $Inv='Curr Inventory' *'Avg Price' Average cost=AVERAGE(Price ) Thanks Zenia |
Pivot Table Calculating totals differently
If you are going to switch from a perpetual moving average system to a FIFO system you'll likely have to give each FIFO layer a unique id, and make that part of your pivot table, and do your calculations not on product totals but on FIFO layer totals. -- rsenn ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rsenn's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29050 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=515149 |
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