Reporting Explained: Inventory History Calculated Cost

Reporting Explained: Inventory History Calculated Cost


Use this report to track calculated cost changes over time. It helps you:

  • Monitor cost fluctuations
  • Identify pricing trends
  • Validate purchasing and cost accuracy


Standard Reports>Inventory>History>Calculated Cost 


The Calculated Cost History report shows how item costs change over a selected date range.

  • Costs are based on the system’s calculated cost method
This report can be run by:
  1. Day
  2. Week
  3. Month

Generate the report

  1. Go to Reports > Standard Reports
  2. Open Inventory > History
  3. Select Calculated Cost
  4. Select a report type:
    • Day
    • Week
    • Month
  5. Enter the Start Date and End Date
  6. Apply filters as needed
  7. Click Generate    

Filters

  • Date Range (Required)
    Enter a start and end date (relative date filters are not available)
  • Stores (Optional)
    Includes all stores by default
  • Levels (Optional)
    Filters by item level
  • Vendors (Optional)
    Filters by vendor

ColumnDescription
Dated ColumnsCalculated cost for each selected date interval (day, week, or month)
VarianceChange in calculated cost between the start and end of the selected period
MinimumLowest calculated cost during the selected period
MaximumHighest calculated cost during the selected period
DeltaDifference between the maximum and minimum cost
Ending On HandQuantity on hand as of the end date
Extended VarianceTotal cost impact of variance across quantities


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