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Fill Rate search
I found an article in SuiteAnswers to do a saved search to calculate fill rate. I have been tasked with doing one that is a little more involved. We have an adjusted fill rate which takes out those items that are considered special order/non stocked items. We have a check box in our item record called BPW Special Order. So I want to weed those items out of the calculation of fill rate. Any suggestions?
The formula for fill rate is round(sum(nvl({quantitycommitted},0))/nullif(sum(nvl({quantity},0) - nvl({quantityshiprecv},0)),0),4)
My field is item.custitem9 it is a check box field. So I need to integrate a count of the number of items on orders with that box checked and am not a good enough code monkey to know how to build that formula.