Sample data · this browser only

Shop stock

Products, customers, and sales orders. Available is acquisitions minus disposals minus quantities sold -- not a stored stock field.

What this demo shows · Inventory is the Microsoft cupboard (movements only, no orders) · Demos

Shop stock (fmnuMain)

Ken Sheridan's model: products and orders, then available stock as a computed figure.

What this demo shows

A Microsoft Access shop book: products, customers, orders, and computed available stock.

  • Not the Inventory demo -- that Microsoft cupboard has no customers or sales orders. Available here also subtracts quantities sold.
  • Order lines -- an order has many products (Ken's OrderDetails pattern).
  • Open filter -- hides inactive rows.
  • Child tabs idle until save -- Movements and Lines stay grey on a new parent.
  • Unsaved changes -- Yes / No / Cancel before leaving a dirty record.
  • Source -- Ken Sheridan. The original sample page has been discontinued. This Microsoft Learn Q&A thread on inventory, orders and customers may be of interest: Access database for inventory, orders and customers.

Will this work when the data is in a database?

Yes. Products, customers, orders, lines, and stock moves are separate tables with FKs. Available is not stored. Source Calendar, city cascade, and stock takes are omitted this pass.

Sample data only. Source: Ken Sheridan (sample page discontinued). Related: Microsoft Learn Q&A.