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Why are Sales Days sometimes more than the number of days in a month minus Sundays & holidays?
If the last day of the calendar month falls on a weekend day, the first
non-holiday weekday of the new calendar month will be the last true
sell day of the previous month. (Exception for January 1st: The day
after New Year's Day is the last sell day of December unless it is a
GM recognized holiday, then it will be the following day.)
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How is the Daily Average calculated?
Monthly sales divided by the number of selling days in the month.
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How is Day's Supply calculated?
The Days’ Supply is calculated by taking the prior monthly Daily
Selling Rate and dividing the units in inventory by that number.
Example: April 2020 Selling Days = 26 (selling days do not include Sundays and Holidays) April 2020 Unit Sales for BMW = 8,255 April 2020 Selling rate for BMW = (8,255 / 26) = 318 per day Reported BMW unit inventory at the end of April = 54,551 BMW Days’ Supply = (54,551 / 318) = 172 Day
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