Formula for stock cover/ days in inventory and also generate excel formula for it

I don't know what the formula is and I cannot generate it

The thing is I'm trying to figure out how to the math to know how many months the stock will last :

(1) I'm not sure how to do this. I checked online but I'm not sure if its in relation to this:

wikihow.com/Calculate-Days-in-Inventory and whether 'days in inventory should be converted to months'

(2) Or whether its in relation to the formula the 2nd person here gives :kpilibrary.com/.../stock-cover

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(Just put https: in front of the link since I'm new and can't post images, links or videos).

It sounds a bit easy based on your post number three however there is a little else information available. Your attachment doesn’t work and your description is not complete enough to get a reasonable formula.

Please review the information in the yellow banner at the top of the post and upload a sample workbook with expected results.

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Hi Sam,

Thanks for the response,

It seems the easy formula I posted earlier might not be it. I don't know what the formula is and I cannot generate it

The thing is I'm trying to figure out how to the math to know how many months the stock will last :

(1) I'm not sure how to do this. I checked online but I'm not sure if its in relation to this:

wikihow.com/Calculate-Days-in-Inventory and whether 'days in inventory should be converted to months'

(2) Or whether its in relation to the formula the 2nd person here gives :kpilibrary.com/.../stock-cover




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(Just put https: in front of the link since I'm new and can't links or videos).

There are instructions at the top of the page explaining how to attach your sample workbook.

Im waiting for you to attach the workbook.

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