Viewing stock analysis graph

The system displays the graphical representation of the analysis under “Loading Details”, based on the search criteria selected in the “Select Stock Analysis” page.

The following table explains the graphical representation of ABC, XYZ and FSN classification:

Axis	ABC Analysis for parts	XYZ Analysis for parts:	FSN Analysis for parts:
X Axis	A class, B class, C class	X class, Y class, Z class	F class, S class, N class
Y Axis	Number of items, Consumption Value and current Stock Value	Number of items and Current Stock Value	Number of items and Current Stock Value

The following table explains the graphical representation of ABC combination analysis for parts:

Axis	ABC - XYZ Analysis for parts	ABC - FSN Analysis for parts	ABC - VED Analysis for parts
X Axis	The values of part classified as “X Class”, “Y Class” and “Z Class” based on the current stock value in the inventory.	The values of part defined as “F Class”, “S Class” and “N Class” based on their movement in the inventory.	The values of part defined as “V class”, “E class” and “D Class” based on their relative importance in the inventory.
Y Axis	For the “X class”, “Y Class” and “Z Class” parts, the corresponding consumption values defined as “A Class”, “B Class” and “C Class” respectively.	For the “F Class”, “S Class” and “N Class” parts, the corresponding consumption values defined as “A Class”, “B Class” and “C Class” respectively.	For the “V Class”, “E Class” and “D Class” parts, the corresponding consumption values defined as “A Class”, “B Class” and “C Class” respectively.

The following table explains the graphical representation of FSN combination analysis for parts:

Axis	FSN - XYZ Analysis for parts	FSN - VED Analysis for parts
X Axis	The values of part classified as “X Class”, “Y Class” and “Z Class” based on the current stock value in the inventory.	The values of part defined as “V class”, “E class” and “D Class” based on their relative importance in the inventory.
Y Axis	F class, S class, N class For the “X class”, “Y Class” and “Z Class” parts, the corresponding values defining the part as “F Class”, “S Class” and “N Class” respectively.	For the “V Class”, “E Class” and “D Class” parts, the corresponding values defining the part as “F Class”, “S Class” and “N Class” respectively.

The following table explains the graphical representation of XYZ combination analysis for parts:

Axis	XYZ - VED Analysis for parts
X Axis	The values of part defined as “V class”, “E class” and “D Class” based on their relative importance in the inventory.
Y Axis	For the “V Class”, “E Class” and “D Class” parts, the corresponding values defining the part as “X Class”, “Y Class” and “Z Class” respectively.

You can view the stock analysis graph, which represents the various classifications and combinations of classifications possible for the stock in the inventory. The graph is represented in the form of a bar chart.

Analysis #	The number identifying the analysis document for which the graph is displayed.
Analysis Type	The type of the analysis document, which could be “ABC” or “FSN” or “XYZ” or “VED” or any possible combination.
From Date	The starting date in the range of dates specifying the beginning of the period of the stock analysis.
To Date	The ending date in the range of dates specifying the ending of the period of the stock analysis.per

Location	The location for which the part classification analysis graph is displayed.
Warehouse #	The code identifying the warehouse for which the part classification analysis graph is displayed.