Hi
I found the FIFO-LIFO UDF Function code incorporated into the attached workbook on this forum here: http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...tion-help.html . It was written by someone referred to as “al_b_cnu”. I must say it is one of the best FIFO-LIFO function I’ve evaluated and can adapt for my use since you can use it in a Trading Journal for buying/selling Stocks and Mutual Funds alongside (see Column H on Sheet2) each sale transaction.
I’ve shown the original structure and use of the FIFO-LIFO function in Sheet1 of the attached Workbook. On Sheet2, I’ve shown my adaptation in a slightly different structure; but limited to how the function works now. The function works as follows:
=FIFO("A",100,B2:C10) produces, FIFO(A,100,B2:C10); 10 @ $10; 40 @ $11; 50 @ $12; Total=$1140 as the result for FIFO
Where “A” is the Product, 100 is the quantity sold, and B2:C10 is the range in which the Product and Cost are listed.
=LIFO("A",100,B2:C10) produces, LIFO(A,100,B2:C10); 80 @ $12; 20 @ $11; Total=$1180 as the result for LIFO
NOTE: The parameters for both the FIFO and LIFO function can be cell referenced. I’ve shown cell references in Sheet2.
My ask is as follow in order of priority:
1. Firstly and ideally, I’d like to use the structure shown in Sheet3 (..this structure represents a typical journal/log of trading transactions) where I can use the FIFO and LIFO functions in Column N under the heading, “Cost of Shares Sold (FIFO/LIFO)”. Note: the original structure (Sheet1) requires that “Product” and “Unit Bought” are two Columns next to each other. In Sheet3, I’m showing “Product” or “Ticker Symbol” in Column E and “Unit Bought” or “No. Of Shares Purchased” in Column K. These two columns can be variable, meaning, there can be any two columns; but if not possible, Column E and Colum K are OK with me.
2. Secondly, as an option in the call to the function, I’d like the “Total” cost of shares to be listed as “FIFO Total = $1140” as an example; or “LIFO Total = $1180” as examples. Both without the quotes. So, in the case of the original call to the function, we could have =FIFO("A",100,B2:C10,”Spellout”) to produce, FIFO(A,100,B2:C10); 10 @ $10; 40 @ $11; 50 @ $12; Total=$1140 and, =FIFO("A",100,B2:C10,”Total Only”) to produce, FIFO Total = $1140. The same for the LIFO function. AND, =LIFO("A",100,B2:C10, Spellout) to produce, LIFO(A,100,B2:C10); 80 @ $12; 20 @ $11; Total=$1180 and, =LIFO("A",100,B2:C10, Total Only) to produce LIFO Total = 1180
Can someone help me with request 1 and 2 above? I would really appreciate it and I think a “thousands & more” people will as well since it will be an excellent/useful UDF function presented by this forum.
Please make changes to the workbook UDF code as needed and re-post so I can download it to obtain the code for testing and use. Any questions, please let me know.
Many thanks.
Cheers!
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