i want to build report show the age of quantity of items on the warehouse for example i have 10 quantity available from item x 2 quantity their age less than 30 days and 3 quantity their age between 31 and 60 days and 5 quantity their age is greater than 60 days. please show all possible ways to do this report and the steps to do this

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Based on the conversations, there are several ways to build a report showing the age and quantity of items in the warehouse: 1. Inventory Aging Report: This report categorizes items based on their age. It shows the age distribution of current stock based on time intervals, like every month for the past two years. However, this report does not provide a snapshot of quantity and cost at specific points in time. 2. Inventory Valuation Report: This report provides a snapshot of quantity and cost at specific points in time. It can be used to see what you had at the start of each month. 3. Inventory Snapshot Report: This native report can be used to determine the quantity of an item available on a given day in the past. You can change the date filter at the bottom to look into the past. 4. SuiteQL: If you are comfortable with SuiteQL, you can use it to get a report showing the quantity on hand per lot number per item as of any date selected. There is a "Running Inventory Balance" SuiteQl query that might help with this. 5. Saved Search Solution: There is a Saved Search solution which can be used to add a Subtab to item records. This can be used to see historical inventory quantities. 6. Third-Party Tools: You can pull all transactions into a third-party tool like PowerBI and aggregate inventory transactions to determine things like quantity on hand by any historical date. Steps to create these reports will depend on the specific method you choose. For example, for the Inventory Snapshot Report, you would navigate to the report, and then change the date filter at the bottom to the date you want to look at. For SuiteQL, you would need to write a query that retrieves the information you need. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******