| # Perform Slow-Moving Analysis (whina6220m000) Use this session to perform the slow-moving analysis. A slow-moving analysis can be performed by item or by warehouse. For each item the actual issue is calculated for the past year. The sum of the actual issues over the last year is divided by the inventory on hand. The resulting value (called turnover rate) is compared with the slow-moving percentages recorded in the Inventory Analysis Parameters (whina0100m000) session. The slow-moving percentage assigned to the item is the first slow-moving percentage recorded in the Inventory Analysis Parameters (whina0100m000) session greater than the slow-moving speed of the item. In this way, the items are classified into ten categories, for which the best category has the highest ratio actual issue/inventory on hand. Related topics To perform a slow-moving analysis Slow-Moving Analysis by Slow-Moving Analysis by Select Item, Item Group, or Warehouse. Update Slow Moving Percentages Update Slow-Moving Percentages Select either Simulate or Update. Options Currency The home currency base. From the Tools menu, choose Rotate Currency to switch home currencies. Print Slow-Moving Analysis If this check box is selected, the results of the slow-moving analysis are printed. For each item, the print report contains the following data: Last Inventory Transaction Date Slow-Moving Percentage Slow-moving value (= inventory value based on FTP * slow-moving percentage) Fast-moving value (= inventory value based on FTP - slow-moving value) The inventory value based on FTP is calculated as folows:
    inventory value based on FTP = valuation price * inventory on hand