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The Waterfall Chart in the Ultimate Charts (Part 5) can aid in making precise replenishment decisions in retail inventory management by visualizing the sequential impact of product inflows and outflows. Starting with a month's initial count, the chart displays additions from supplier deliveries as green bars and deductions from sales or damages as red bars. By month-end, the chart offers a clear account of inventory changes, which can help in making informed decisions about replenishment.
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Given a starting amount, each bar represents an incremental change—green for growth and red for reductions. To the right of the chart one can see the final value, the accumulation of all changes. For instance, in retail inventory management, the Waterfall Chart visualizes the sequential impact of product inflows and outflows. Starting with a month's initial count, the chart displays additions from supplier deliveries as green bars and deductions from sales or damages as red bars. By month-end, the chart offers a clear account of inventory changes, aiding precise replenishment decisions.
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