Inventory Turnover Rate formula

Hi;
I want to see turover rate formula in SAP back system. How Ican I see it?

Inventory Turnover = Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) / Average Inventory at value
Please check MC44 report for the same.
Reagrds,
Sandesh Sawant

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Can anyone explain this SAP help? with example.-Annual inventory turnover ?

Hi,
I am trying firgure out how SAP trsaction has calculated this value in MC.B tcode.
i tried all ways but unable to get this.I ma thinking 'n' as periods
so if we run as example 10/01/2006 to 03/31/2007 = n is 6
When I did F1 this is explanation.
Annual inventory turnover (quantity-based) of total stock
The annual inventory turnover of the total stock (sum of valuated stock and consignment stock) is calculated by dividing the total consumption by the average total stock over one year.
Use
In the standard system, this key figure is calculated in Inventory Controlling when a standard analysis is carried out.
The total consumption is updated to the information structure S031.
The average total stock is calculated by using the formula:
beginning stock + n stock at month´s end
n + 1
Dependencies
Note that the inventory turnover of the valuated stock can only be displayed accurately on an aggregated level (for example, on the plant or material group level) if quantities with the same unit of measure are cumulated. Otherwise, the unit is displayed as "***" in Inventory Controlling in the standard system.

Hi,
You can use the SE73 Transaction and upload your TTF files.
Please check the link here for more details:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/36/5b3438fd263402e10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Regards,
Siddhesh

SSAS Tabular - Inventory Turnover

I'm 15 years in to sql server development and some odd years in MS BI but DAX is fairly new to me and I'm having a problem that I can't seem to overcome. What I want to achieve is ultimately to calculate the inventory turnover in number of days, as a function
of the the current inventory status (number of items in stock on a given date) vs the sales forecast for 30 days following the inventory date.
Example:
Let's say we have Item# 1366 with an inventory status of 18000 on the 1st of April 2014, and sales forecast of 6000 items over the next 30 days (200 per day). Turnover is calculated like this:
(18000 / 6000) * 30 = 90. This means that it will take 90 days to sell the entire inventory.
The inventory and the forecast tables are currently not related, but both tables are related to a time dimension (Time[Date]).
Inventory
ItemID Date Inventory
1366 2014-03-31 17500
1366 2014-04-01 18000
1366 2014-04-02 15000
Forecast
ItemID Date Forecast
1366 2014-03-31 150
1366 2014-04-01 200
1366 2014-04-02 200
1366 2014-04-30 200
How can I create a DAX-formula that calculates this for me? I don't even know where to begin...and I don't expect you to do the entire thing for me, but some pointers in the right direction at least would be great.
Lumbago
www.thefirstsql.com

Hi Lumbago,
Since both fact tables are related to your date table I assume that both tables have values for every single day, right? Otherwise in case of sparse snapshots the solution would be slightly more complicated.
I just replicated your Scenario with this result:
The measures are defined as follows:
ForecastQtyNext30Days:=CALCULATE(sum(forecast[forecast]);DATESINPERIOD(DateTable[Date];lastdate(DateTable[Date]);+30;Day))
InventoryQty:=calculate(sum(Inventory[inventory]);lastdate(DateTable[Date]))
Inventory Turnover:=Divide([InventoryQty];[ForecastQtyNext30Days])*30
I hope this helps!
Best regards,
Julian

Inventory TurnOver Analysis

Hi all
Is it easy to add the Inventory Cumulative Value as per Inventory Audit Report in the SBO readily available Inventory Turnover Analysis Report?
Kedalene

Hi,
To get cumulative value as per inventory audit report, you have to use OINM table. To get cumulative value
sum(T0.[InQty] - T0.[OutQty]) as Cumulative Quantity.
I have sample query which gives result similar to inventory report. Check whether it is useful for you.
SELECT T0.[ItemCode], T0.[Dscription],T0.[TaxDate], T0.[DocDate], T0.[DocDueDate], case when T0.[TransType] = 13 then 'AR'
when T0.[TransType] = 14 then 'ARCredit'
when T0.[TransType] = 15 then 'Delivery'
when T0.[TransType] = 16 then 'SalesReturn'
when T0.[TransType] = 203 then 'ARDown'
when T0.[TransType] = 20 then 'Goods Receipt'
when T0.[TransType] = 21 then 'Goods Return'
when T0.[TransType] = 204 then 'APDown'
when T0.[TransType] = 18 then 'APInvoice'
when T0.[TransType] = 13 then 'AP Credit Memo'
when T0.[TransType] = 69 then 'LandedCost'
when T0.[TransType] = 24 then 'Incoming Payment'
when T0.[TransType] = 25 then 'Deposit'
when T0.[TransType] = 46 then 'VendorPayment'
when T0.[TransType] = 57 then 'Check for Payment'
when T0.[TransType] = 76 then 'Postdated Check'
when T0.[TransType] = 58 then 'Inventory list'
when T0.[TransType] = 59 then 'Good Receipt'
when T0.[TransType] = 60 then 'Good Issue'
when T0.[TransType] = 67 then 'Inventory Transfer'
when T0.[TransType] = 68 then 'Work Instruction'
when T0.[TransType] = 162 then 'Inventory Valuation'
when T0.[TransType] = 202 then 'Production order'
when T0.[TransType] = -2 then 'Opening Balance'
when T0.[TransType] = -3 then 'Closing Balance'
when T0.[TransType] = 30 then 'Journal Entry'
when T0.[TransType] = 321 then 'Internal Reconilation'
when T0.[TransType] = 10000046 then 'Data archive'
when T0.[TransType] = 310000001 then 'Initial Qty'
when T0.[TransType] = 10000071 then 'Inventory posting' end as Doc, T0.[BASE_REF], T0.[Warehouse], T0.[InQty], T0.[Price], T0.[Currency], T1.[U_NAME], sum(T0.[InQty] - T0.[OutQty]) as ***, T0.[CalcPrice], T0.[CostMethod] FROM OINM T0 INNER JOIN OUSR T1 ON T0.UserSign = T1.USERID WHERE T0.[ItemCode] = [%0] GROUP BY T0.[ItemCode], T0.[Dscription],T0.[DocDate], T0.[DocDueDate], T0.[Warehouse], T0.[Price], T0.[Currency], T1.[U_NAME],T0.[TransType],T0.[BASE_REF], T0.[CalcPrice], T0.[CostMethod],T0.[InQty], T0.[TaxDate], T0.[BASE_REF] ORDER BY T0.[DocDate], T0.[DocDueDate]
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan

Function Module or BAPI to get inventory turnover in abap

Hello,
is there a possibility to get the information of inventory turnover of an material with help of a function module oder BAPI?
Like the transaction MC44. But I need it in an ABAP-Report. A simple calculation is easy, but not an exact calculation of the inventory turnover (Umschlagshäufikeit).

Hi,
http://hoopsdoc.hillyard.com/images/inventory%20management/MC44.htm
http://www.erpgenie.com/sap-technical/abap/bapi-step-by-step-example
Hope these links may help you.
Thanks.

Error when trying to run the Inventory Turnover query

When I try to run the Inventory Turnover query I get the following error message (I can run other queries that I checked):
<internal error> Receiving from the BW server failed
BW server raised exception: SYSTEM_FAILURE
Do you want to see more information
When I click to see more information the message is
INCLUDE INCL_INSTALLATION_ERROR
Error Group
RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE
Message
&INCLUDE INCL_INSTALLATION_ERROR
Can someone advise? Thanks

Thanks for that the note was not relevant in this case but ST22 dump indicated:
The current program had to be terminated because of an
error when installing the R/3 System.
The program had already requested 275725392 bytes from the operating
system with 'malloc' when the operating system reported after a
further memory request that there was no more memory space
available.
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Warehouse Stock Analytics u0096 Inventory Turnover

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Apparently the used BEx variable 0CYEAR-1 (Current Calendar Year - 1) is not defined correctly. When the query is run, a BRAIN284 (BRAIN 284) error message is output:
Variable 0CYEAR-1 has the processing type "Manual Input/Default Value".
However, it is not input ready, and no default value has been specified.
Does anyone know what behaviour this query should have, so that I can implement a manual correction?
Thanks in advance, Davide

Hi,
I'm also having the same problem. When I run the query in the Bex Analyzer, there are error messages indicates that the query is fail to load.
One of the error message is:
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System Response
Procedure
Make the variable input ready or specify a default value.
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Inventory Turnover Query

I am trying to run the Inventory Turnover Query and get the following messages:
Warning maximum number of rows (65535) exceeded. Result is incomplete
There is not enough space to display all the rows of the query results
How can I overcome this? Thanks

hi Niten,
run the query in browser ('display query on the web'),
or use web tempate / web reporting.
ms-excel has limitation max 65535 rows.
hope this helps.

Changing the profit center for Material impact on inventory turnover

Dear All,
Due to recent organization structure change, we have some up with new set of profit center in our organization.
This means that old profit center as case in point in material master should be changed to new ones, after flushing the stock out. Probably, by moving stock to cost center with movement type 201 and then after the profit center change we reverse with movement type 202.
We use standard SAP report MC.7 inventory turnover calculation. Based on this inventory turnover, we use this ratio to calculate the inventory obsolescence provisions.
So, our issue is the above movement profit center change by moving it to cost center, does it impact the inventory turnover?
Or alternatively, can use some other movement type which does not change the inventory turnover? So, that we are assured from our side, about no change on inventory turnover and subsequent the change to our inventory obsolescence provisions.
Please help me here.
Kind Regards,
Prakash

Hi Venkat,
Thanks for the reply. How different this movement type 562 (intial stock upload) is different then 201 (cost center consumption)?
I mean does it not update the info structure?
Regards,
Prakash

Inventory Turnover Ratio (ITR)

hello experts
could you please tell me if in SBO is possible to have the Inventory Turnover Ratio?
if no, could you please inform me if i can get something similar to it by using queries or something like it?
thanks a lot for your time

Hi,
You may check by this way:
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/search.jspa?threadID=&q=Turnover&objID=c44&dateRange=all&numResults=15&rankBy=10001
Thanks,
Gordon

Inventory turnover

Based on what factors we will be calculating Inventory Turnover..

Hi Sachein,
Please see if this helps
MC42 - Range of Coverage calculation
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Inventory Turnover with Configurable Materials (i.e. KMATs)

Dear Experts,
Has anyone developed inventory turnover reporting that involves configurable materials (i.e. KMATs)?
I have a situation where the client wants to report inventory turnover at the plant level. A plant issues both stocked goods and configurable materials (i.e. assemble to order) to customers. Unlike stocked goods, configurable materials do not carry standard cost and are costed during sales order settlement at month's end (i.e. material movements for KMATs are not valuated).
In order to determine Cost of Goods Sold (since Inventory Turnover = Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory), I suppose that Cost of Goods Sold would be equal to the sum of the issue value of stocked goods plus the issue value of configurable materials (i.e. ATOs).
SAP Business Content provides InfoCube 0IC_C03 for Material Movements (and likewise Inventory Turnover reporting). The delivered content supporting this InfoCube deals with valuated stock only (by looking at material movements). Valuation for KMATs cannot come from material movements (since the material movements of KMATs are non-valuated). Since the SAP Business Content scenario for Inventory Turnover does not provide an apparent mechanism for loading the cost of goods sold for configurable materials, I'm beginning to wonder if I have this all wrong.
Does it make sense that configurable materials would be included in inventory turnover calculations at the plant level? Even though the ATO itself is not stocked, the components are, and there is a cost associated with carrying those components (and also selling them as part of the ATO). Should I be looking at the cost of goods sold for the ATO or is there a way to valuate the cost of the components sold as part of the ATO simply by considering material movements for those components?
Any thoughts on this one? Did I even make any sense?
Thanks,
Jim

hi,
thanks indeed for the reply.
but here i have to enter characteristics details for every catalog number assoiciated with particular material. i tried this too but still getting the Item Gross Price as zero only. for other condition records too, getting this zero value.
do you have sample code for this?
is there any alternative for that? any other function module i can use?

Exchange Rate Formula

Hi,
My company uses Hyperion. We have 7 different currencies across 18 markets so rolling up our numbers into a reporting currency can be complicated. After pleading with our business control team they finally explained the monthly reporting formula whereby for a given month it takes the total value in local currency to the last reported month multiplied by the average reporting currency exchange rate to that month. This is followed by the same process for the current month using the year to date ave. exchange rate and then subtracting the two to get the actual reported number (who came up with this I wonder).
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Dear Experts,
As per subject, can anyone write the formula of how both "direct" and "indirect" exchange rate calculation works in SAP B1?
Warmest Regards,
Chinho

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This is my first time with Compressor 2.
I am used to working with Compressor1.
After I compressed a couple of sequences and brought them into DVD SP4.
My disk meter read 6.1 gb.
I compressed a total of 2hours and 11minutes at 4.2 mbps.
Using AC3 for my audio.
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usually what i do is a get multiply the audio in seconds by the bit-rate of the audio i am using (0.192 .ac3 stereo).
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finally i take that remainder and divide that by the product seconds of the movie.
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so in your case:
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34210 / (131 x 60) = 4.35 Mbps for average and:
4.35 + 2 = 6.35 Mbps max
shoot we kinda got the same numbers. so what settings are you using?
is your audio stereo or surround sound?
are you using a 2 pass vbr?
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