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Inventory sell-through calculator

Measure units sold against opening stock plus receipts in the same period.

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Your result

Sell-through rate60%
Units remaining60
Units available150

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How to calculate

Inventory sell-throughInventory sell-through1InputsOpening units ·Units received ·Units sold2MethodSell-through rate =sold/(opening+received)*100 %; Unitsremaining =opening+received-sol…3Result60 %
Inventory sell-throughWith 100 opening units and 50 received, selling 90 gives 60% sell-through and 60 units remaining. Concept diagram; not to scale.Inventory sell-through1InputsOpening units · Units received· Units sold2MethodSell-through rate =sold/(opening+received)*100 %;…3Result60 %MyCalCute.com
With 100 opening units and 50 received, selling 90 gives 60% sell-through and 60 units remaining. Concept diagram; not to scale.

Measure units sold against opening stock plus receipts in the same period.

Sell-through rate = sold/(opening+received)*100 %
Units remaining = opening+received-sold
Units available = opening+received

Worked example

  • Opening units: 100
  • Units received: 50
  • Units sold: 90
  • Sell-through rate: 60 %
  • Units remaining: 60
  • Units available: 150

Assumptions and limits

This simple stock model excludes returns, write-offs and transfers. Counts must refer to the same item and period.

Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values. Read our calculation methodology.

Understanding the result

Measure units sold against opening stock plus receipts in the same period. With 100 opening units and 50 received, selling 90 gives 60% sell-through and 60 units remaining.

When this tool is useful

With 100 opening units and 50 received, selling 90 gives 60% sell-through and 60 units remaining.

Understanding your inputs

InputExample
Opening units opening100
Units received received50
Units sold sold90

Frequently asked questions

What does this estimate leave out?

This simple stock model excludes returns, write-offs and transfers. Counts must refer to the same item and period.

How do I check the example?

Use the stated units and the formula below. Keep full precision until the final answer; change one input at a time to see its effect.