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don18
Level 3

Calculating sale rate / understanding "sales/week" column

I'm trying to give our company president a simple report - current inventory, and number of turns. To figure out how long our current inventory should last, I need to look at the previous sales rate. 

 

It would seem that the sales/week should be idea for this, and I can even add it as a column to an inventory valuation summary report.

 

But I can't figure out how it's being calculated. Because it doesn't appear to be coming anywhere close to "units sold" / "weeks in selected period" like I would expect. For example, an item that we sold 49 of last year (and none so far this year) will show 4.3 sales per week if the report is set to "last fiscal year", 74.7 if set to "this month to date", 50.8 if set to "this month", and 1,568 if set to today's date.

 

Is there a way to make sense of the sales/week entry, or, even better, a simple way to get "units invoiced" for a given time period?

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JamesM
QuickBooks Team

Calculating sale rate / understanding "sales/week" column

Hi don18,

 

I appreciate you reaching out again. It's important you're able to make sense of the sales/week entries.

 

In order for this to happen, we'd have to take a closer look at how you have your account set up. I recommend reaching out to our support team using this link here. One of our agents will be happy to take a look at your account and provide the support you need. 

 

Let me know if you have questions. I'll be on standby. 

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