CASE WHEN (inventorylocation) = '9006 TK Warehouse' THEN ((locationquantityavailable) /CASE WHEN (purchaseunit) = 'Each' THEN 1WHEN (purchaseunit) LIKE 'Case%' THENCAST(REGEXP_SUBSTR(purchaseunit, '\d+') AS INTEGER) ELSE 0END) END

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The question seems to be about a SQL-like formula in a NetSuite context, specifically for inventory management. The formula appears to be designed to calculate the available quantity of an item in a specific warehouse ('9006 TK Warehouse'), taking into account the purchase unit of the item. The formula can be broken down as follows: 1.

CASE WHEN (inventorylocation) = '9006 TK Warehouse'

- This part of the formula checks if the inventory location of the item is '9006 TK Warehouse'. If it is, the formula proceeds to the next part. If not, it does not perform any further calculations. 2.

THEN ((locationquantityavailable) /CASE WHEN (purchaseunit) = 'Each' THEN 1WHEN (purchaseunit) LIKE 'Case%' THENCAST(REGEXP_SUBSTR(purchaseunit, '\d+') AS INTEGER) ELSE 0END) END

- This part of the formula calculates the available quantity of the item in the '9006 TK Warehouse'. It does this by dividing the total quantity available in the location (

locationquantityavailable

) by the purchase unit of the item. - If the purchase unit is 'Each', it divides the total quantity by 1, effectively leaving the quantity unchanged. - If the purchase unit is like 'Case%', it extracts the number from the purchase unit string using a regular expression (

REGEXP_SUBSTR(purchaseunit, '\d+')

), converts it to an integer (

CAST...AS INTEGER

), and divides the total quantity by this number. This would be used if the items are purchased in cases, and the number represents the number of items in each case. - If the purchase unit is neither 'Each' nor 'Case%', it divides the total quantity by 0, effectively setting the available quantity to 0. This formula would be useful in a scenario where you want to calculate the available quantity of items in a specific warehouse, taking into account the way the items are purchased (individually or in cases). It could be used in a saved search or report in NetSuite to provide this information. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******