MarketXLS

Purchased Components (Historical)

Returns the purchased components inventory balance from historical balance sheets, representing parts and subassemblies bought from suppliers.

Parameters

Parameter Required Description
Symbol Yes Stock ticker symbol
Year Yes Fiscal year or period code
Quarter No Calendar quarter 1-4
TTM No Set to "TTM" for trailing twelve months

Notes

  • Relevant for assembly/manufacturing companies
  • Differs from raw materials (which require processing)
  • Part of total inventory breakdown

Syntax

=hf_Purchased_components(Symbol, Year, [Quarter], [TTM])
Excel Desktop (Windows)

Parameters

symbolstringRequired

Stock ticker symbol

yearstringRequired

Fiscal year or period code

quarterstring

Calendar quarter (1-4)

TTMstring

Set to 'TTM' for trailing twelve months

Returns

number

Purchased components inventory amount

Examples

=hf_Purchased_components("F", 2023, 4)
Ford Q4 2023
=hf_Purchased_components("GM", "ly", 2)
GM last year Q2
=hf_Purchased_components(A1, B1, C1)
Cell references

When to Use

  • Supply chain analysis
  • Inventory composition breakdown
  • Manufacturing analysis
  • Supplier dependency assessment

When NOT to Use

Scenario Use Instead
Need total inventory hf_Total_inventory()
Need raw materials hf_Raw_materials()
Need finished goods hf_Finished_goods()

Common Issues & FAQ

What's the difference between purchased components and raw materials?

Purchased components are ready-to-use parts; raw materials need processing before use.

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