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hi Team,
I’m working on a stock/ inventory aging report in Power BI and need to apply the
FIFO (First-In-First-Out) logic to calculate the age of the remaining stock
but it showing stock movement
How to Calculate Stock Aging Using FIFO Method
table : F_Inventory
| Item | DOCID | IN_DOCDATE | qty | TRTY |
| Surgical Mask | 450149 | 30-01-2024 | 400 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450169 | 10-03-2024 | 400 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450195 | 08-08-2024 | 250 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450239 | 07-06-2024 | 100 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450308 | 23-07-2025 | 100 | ISSU |
| Surgical Mask | 450310 | 08-09-2024 | 250 | ISSU |
| Surgical Mask | 450314 | 01-01-2025 | 250 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450331 | 31-05-2024 | 100 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450402 | 30-01-2024 | 200 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450415 | 25-04-2024 | 200 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450420 | 01-03-2024 | 150 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450443 | 05-05-2025 | 100 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450551 | 30-01-2025 | 300 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450584 | 22-02-2024 | 150 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450589 | 04-02-2024 | 100 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450593 | 01-02-2024 | 400 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450605 | 25-04-2024 | 300 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450629 | 28-01-2024 | 100 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450635 | 03-07-2024 | 150 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450897 | 12-04-2024 | 300 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450927 | 21-05-2024 | 300 | ISSU |
| Surgical Mask | 450947 | 06-05-2025 | 150 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450965 | 04-04-2024 | 300 | RCPT |
| Surgical Mask | 450975 | 05-03-2024 | 150 | ISSU |
| Surgical Mask | 450995 | 06-06-2025 | 250 | RCPT |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @RAJASEKAR-O,
Create a measure for running balance for receipts
CumulativeReceipts =
CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "RCPT" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] <= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
Dax for running balance for issues
CumulativeIssues =
CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "ISSU" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] <= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
DAX for Remaining stock per receipt
RemainingQty =
VAR Receipts = F_Inventory[qty]
VAR Used = CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "ISSU" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] >= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
RETURN MAX(0, Receipts - Used)
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Hi @RAJASEKAR-O,
Create a measure for running balance for receipts
CumulativeReceipts =
CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "RCPT" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] <= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
Dax for running balance for issues
CumulativeIssues =
CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "ISSU" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] <= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
DAX for Remaining stock per receipt
RemainingQty =
VAR Receipts = F_Inventory[qty]
VAR Used = CALCULATE(
SUM(F_Inventory[qty]),
FILTER(
F_Inventory,
F_Inventory[Item] = EARLIER(F_Inventory[Item]) &&
F_Inventory[TRTY] = "ISSU" &&
F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE] >= EARLIER(F_Inventory[IN_DOCDATE])
)
)
RETURN MAX(0, Receipts - Used)
I hope this solution helps you unlock your Power BI potential! If you found it helpful, click 'Mark as Solution' to guide others toward the answers they need.
Love the effort? Drop the kudos! Your appreciation fuels community spirit and innovation.
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Hi @RAJASEKAR-O ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community Forum.
Could you please try the proposed solution shared by @grazitti_sapna ? Let us know if you’re still facing the same issue we’ll be happy to assist you further.
Regards,
Dinesh
Hi @RAJASEKAR-O ,
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Regards,
Dinesh
Hi @RAJASEKAR-O ,
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Regards,
Dinesh
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