FIFO Valuation not Working Properly

austinandreikurt

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Hi,

I found a FIFO valuation vba that I think is working successfully for some but when I used my figures, it is not. Can you fix this for me?
Original template is from this link: FIFO Calculator — Excel Dashboards VBA

Here is the "ExC" tab from my file:
FIFO_Sample.xlsm
ABCDE
1DateProductQtyCostCost of Goods
201-Jan-21S-TXTL-GRY50$ 84.00$ 4,200.00
331-Jan-21S-TXTL-GRY20$ 86.00$ 1,720.00
425-Feb-21S-TXTL-GRY60$ 90.00$ 5,400.00
525-Mar-21S-TXTL-GRY300$ 105.00$ 31,500.00
626-Mar-21S-TXTL-GRY100$ 101.00$ 10,100.00
715-Apr-21S-TXTL-GRY320$ 200.00$ 64,000.00
815-Apr-21S-TXTL-GRY30$ 20.00$ 600.00
921-May-21S-TXTL-GRY375$ 80.00$ 30,000.00
1009-Dec-21S-TXTL-GRY32$ 100.00$ 3,200.00
ExC
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E10E2=D2*C2


And this is the result I get from my SALES reflected in Column D to F:
FIFO_Sample.xlsm
ABCDEF
1RESULT
2
3MonthProduct NameSellCost of Goods SoldRemaining InvFIFO Value
4JanS-TXTL-GRY53$ 4,458.0017$ 1,462.00
5FebS-TXTL-GRY56$ 5,040.004$ 360.00
6MarS-TXTL-GRY59$ 6,195.00341$ 35,405.00
7AprS-TXTL-GRY58$ 11,600.00292$ 53,000.00
8
Results
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D4:D7D4=fifo2(ExC!$A$2:$D$10,A4,B4,C4)
E4:E7E4=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(ExC!$A$2:$A$10)=MONTH(A4))*(ExC!$B$2:$B$10=$B4)*(ExC!$C$2:$C$10))-C4
F4:F7F4=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(ExC!$A$2:$A$10)=MONTH(A4))*(ExC!$B$2:$B$10=$B4)*(ExC!$E$2:$E$10))-D4


But this should be the actual or desired results based on FIFO method:
FIFO_Sample.xlsm
IJKLMN
1DESIRED RESULT
2
3MonthProduct NameSellCost of Goods SoldRemaining InvFIFO Value
4JanS-TXTL-GRY53$ 4,458.0017$ 1,462.00
5FebS-TXTL-GRY56$ 4,972.0021$ 428.00
6MarS-TXTL-GRY59$ 5,880.00362$ 37,610.00
7AprS-TXTL-GRY58$ 6,090.00654$ 96,120.00
8
9PurchsesSalesRunning Inv
10Jan5050
11Jan2070
12Jan5317
13Feb6077
14Feb5621
15Mar300321
16Mar100421
17Mar59362
18Apr320682
19Apr30712
20Apr58654
21
22
Results
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L4L4=(50*84)+(3*86)
M4M4=M12
N4N4=(17*86)
L5L5=(17*86)+(39*90)
M5M5=M14
N5N5=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(ExC!$A$2:$A$10)=MONTH(I5))*(ExC!$B$2:$B$10=$B5)*(ExC!$E$2:$E$10))-L5
L6L6=(21*90)+(38*105)
M6M6=M17
N6N6=(262*105)+(100*101)
L7L7=58*105
M7M7=M20
N7N7=(204*105)+(100*101)+(320*200)+(30*20)
M11:M20M11=M10+K11-L11



And this is the Function vba for the FIFO formula
VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Function FIFO2(ByRef Data, ByVal Dte As Long, ByVal Product As String, ByVal Stock As Double) As Double
    Dim ar As Variant
    Dim i As Long
    Const DateCol As Long = 1
    Const ProdCol As Long = 2
    Const QtyCol  As Long = 3
    Const CostCol As Long = 4
    
    ar = Data
    
    For i = LBound(ar, 1) To UBound(ar, 1)
        If Month(ar(i, DateCol)) = Month(Dte) Then
            If ar(i, ProdCol) = Product Then
                If Stock < ar(i, QtyCol) Then
                    FIFO2 = FIFO2 + Stock * ar(i, CostCol)
                    Exit Function
                Else
                    FIFO2 = FIFO2 + (ar(i, QtyCol) * ar(i, CostCol))
                    Stock = Stock - ar(i, QtyCol)
                    If Stock <= 0 Then Exit Function
                End If
            End If
        End If
    Next
     
End Function

Thank you in advance!
 

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Can you add your file (or a reduced example) in a link here ?
 
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Can you add your file (or a reduced example) in a link here ?
Hi! I can't seem to attach files here. I uploaded it first in a gsheet then just have the vba code below in a module:
FIFO_Sample

VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Function FIFO2(ByRef Data, ByVal Dte As Long, ByVal Product As String, ByVal Stock As Double) As Double
    Dim ar As Variant
    Dim i As Long
    Const DateCol As Long = 1
    Const ProdCol As Long = 2
    Const QtyCol  As Long = 3
    Const CostCol As Long = 4

    ar = Data

    For i = LBound(ar, 1) To UBound(ar, 1)
        If Month(ar(i, DateCol)) = Month(Dte) Then
            If ar(i, ProdCol) = Product Then
                If Stock < ar(i, QtyCol) Then
                    FIFO2 = FIFO2 + Stock * ar(i, CostCol)
                    Exit Function
                Else
                    FIFO2 = FIFO2 + (ar(i, QtyCol) * ar(i, CostCol))
                    Stock = Stock - ar(i, QtyCol)
                    If Stock <= 0 Then Exit Function
                End If
            End If
        End If
    Next

End Function
 
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Hi,
This kind of Log creation could also help a lot then I can work around to get the Desired Result. My file has a lot of Products and different dates within a year.
FIFO_Sample.xlsm
ABCDE
1MonthProduct NameSellCostCost of Goods Sold
2JanS-TXTL-GRY5084$ 4,200.00
3JanS-TXTL-GRY386$ 258.00
4FebS-TXTL-GRY1786$ 1,462.00
5FebS-TXTL-GRY3990$ 3,510.00
6MarS-TXTL-GRY2190$ 1,890.00
7MarS-TXTL-GRY38105$ 3,990.00
8AprS-TXTL-GRY58105$ 6,090.00
Sales Distribution_Exc
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=C2*D2

Thanks!
 
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like this ?
It calculates really day by day, not at the end of the month.
You can add a date and a product without a number to know the stock at that date.
stock
 
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like this ?
It calculates really day by day, not at the end of the month.
You can add a date and a product without a number to know the stock at that date.
stock
Many thanks for your attention on this. Yes! That would be the desired result but will be needing it in a monthly basis since this is for inventory purposes. And would also not need the unit price sold and unit price stock. I think this is for stock market/shares?
 
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I tried running the tool using my original data but it won't give the end of the month results as you have mentioned.
Screenshot 2022-03-19 020901.png


Since there is a total of units for the product by end of January, then the 53 sold units will be utilizing the 50@84 and the remaining 3@86. Then for Feb, with the purchase of 60 units, the 56 sold units will be procured from the remaining 17@86 and 39@90. Not sure what the "Eff.Sold" is? Thank you!
 
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eff. sold = effective sold = if you sell more products (53) then you have in stock (50), then sold 50.

1st row 1/1/21= really that day, not the end of Januari.
Is it always like that, that you summarize all sales for a month and that the last day of the month can be used instead of for example 1/1/21 ?
 
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eff. sold = effective sold = if you sell more products (53) then you have in stock (50), then sold 50.

1st row 1/1/21= really that day, not the end of Januari.
Is it always like that, that you summarize all sales for a month and that the last day of the month can be used instead of for example 1/1/21 ?
Yes, it will always be like that. The sales is based on the total sales at the end of the month vs the total running inventory balance. Thus, whatever day within the month a unit is received or sold, it will always be treated as end of the month purchases/sales. That is also why a Running Balance of Inventory for each month will be needed as part of inventory report. Thanks!
 
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Rich (BB code):
            If aBuy(i1, 2) = aResult(i, 2) And aBuy(i1, 1) <= WorksheetFunction.EoMonth(aResult(i, 1), 0) Then    'same product bought before that date
with this addition, it'll always take the last day of that month.
Link in #5 is updated.
VBA Code:
Option Compare Text

Sub Fifo_BS()
     Dim aBuy, aResult(), iSell, MyValueSold, MyValueStock, MyStock, arr()

     Set lo = Sheets("Exc").ListObjects("TBL_Buy")
     With lo.Range
          .Sort .Range("B1"), xlAscending, , .Range("A1"), xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
          aBuy = lo.DataBodyRange.Value2
          .Sort .Range("A1"), xlAscending, , .Range("B1"), xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
     End With

     Set lo = Sheets("Results").ListObjects("TBL_Result")
     With lo.Range
          .Sort .Range("B1"), xlAscending, , .Range("A1"), xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
          aResult = lo.DataBodyRange.Resize(, 3).Value2
     End With

     ReDim Preserve aResult(1 To UBound(aResult), 1 To UBound(aResult, 2) + 4)
     ReDim arr(1 To UBound(aResult), 1 To 4)
     For i = 1 To UBound(aResult)
          'If i = 5 Then MsgBox "1"
          iSell = aResult(i, 3): mysold = 0: MyValueSold = 0: MyStock = 0: MyValueStock = 0     'reset all counters
          r = Application.Match(aResult(i, 2), Application.Index(aBuy, 0, 2), 0)     '1st row with that article in the array aBuy
          If IsNumeric(r) Then                                  'product still in aBuy
               For i1 = r To UBound(aBuy)                       'loop from this row until last row
                    If aBuy(i1, 2) = aResult(i, 2) And aBuy(i1, 1) <= WorksheetFunction.EoMonth(aResult(i, 1), 0) Then    'same product bought before that date
                         x = Application.Max(0, Application.Min(aBuy(i1, 3), iSell))     'min of saldo sells and that action
                         If x > 0 Then
                              mysold = mysold + x
                              iSell = iSell - x                 'saldo quantity
                              MyValueSold = MyValueSold + x * aBuy(i1, 4)     'value products sold
                              aBuy(i1, 3) = aBuy(i1, 3) - x     'remaining from that buy
                              If aBuy(i1, 3) <= 0 Then aBuy(i1, 2) = "~"     'delete that name"
                         End If
                         If aBuy(i1, 3) > 0 Then MyStock = MyStock + aBuy(i1, 3): MyValueStock = MyValueStock + aBuy(i1, 3) * aBuy(i1, 4)
                    Else
                         If aBuy(i1, 2) <> aResult(i, 2) Then Exit For
                    End If
               Next
          End If
          arr(i, 1) = mysold: arr(i, 2) = MyValueSold: arr(i, 3) = MyStock: arr(i, 4) = MyValueStock
     Next

     lo.DataBodyRange.Cells(1, 4).Resize(UBound(arr), UBound(arr, 2)).Value = arr
     With lo.Range
          .Sort .Range("a1"), xlAscending, , .Range("b1"), xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
     End With

End Sub
 
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