My max formula is ROL+ EOQ(minimum usage*minimum lead time
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3 stepsThe formula you provided, ROL + EOQ(minimum usage*minimum lead time), is not a standard formula for calculating the maximum stock level. As written, it implies multiplying EOQ by the product of minimum usage and minimum lead time, which would lead to an incorrect result.
A common and more accurate formula for the maximum stock level is:
Let's use this corrected formula with the available data.
From previous calculations:
- Reorder Level (ROL) = 54,808 units
- Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = 4,000 units
- Average Weekly Demand = 11,538.46 units/week
- Minimum Lead Time = 3 weeks
Identify missing information and make an assumption.
The problem does not provide a specific "minimum usage" value. For this calculation, we will assume "minimum usage" is equal to the "average weekly demand" calculated previously.
Calculate the Minimum Consumption during Minimum Lead Time.
Apply the corrected Maximum Stock Level formula.
Rounding to the nearest whole unit, the maximum stock level is 24,193 units.
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