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!
 
@BSALV ALMOST THERE! ? Just a fix on EOMONTH scope I think? I tried in a different SKU and the Stock which should have been 275 was only 170 and found that it was due to Mar31,2021 remaining inventories not captured and only until Mar30,2021. I have reupdated the link above. Thank you!
 
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the link in #5 contains the last version with the Emonth as described in my reaction #10.
So, i think in #11, you were still working with an older version ?
Can you post your actual problem ?
 
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@BSALV I just used the file in link #5 and download and used my data. When I tried to add another SKUs, I got a problem with the running invemtory or in STOCK in COlumn F because it didn't captured March 31 as part of the remaining inventories but it actually adds up that inventory when computing the COGS in Column E.
 
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Hi @BSALV I now know where the problem is. It is because my raw date has time data (3/31/2021 4:30 or 3/31/2021 19:24) and the "<="&EOMONTH only considers 3/31/2021 0:00 as part of the totals. I just need to clean the dates using DATE formula and it now works perfectly. Thank you for your attention on this. Now I have a FIFO tool for inventory that works. Awesome!
 
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