Calculator template

Working Capital Template

Check working capital, current ratio, and sales coverage from assets, inventory, and liabilities.

Review the inputs and formulas below, then open this template in the calculator builder to customize the field names, values, result styles, and notes.

Inputs

What people fill out

  • Current assets

    Uses current_assets in formulas, starts as a currency field, and begins at 40000.

  • Inventory

    Uses inventory in formulas, starts as a currency field, and begins at 12000.

  • Current liabilities

    Uses current_liabilities in formulas, starts as a currency field, and begins at 22000.

  • Monthly sales

    Uses monthly_sales in formulas, starts as a currency field, and begins at 18000.

Outputs

What the template calculates

  • Working capital

    Format currency

    Result style primary

    Formula current_assets - current_liabilities

    Difference between current assets and current liabilities.

  • Current ratio

    Format number

    Result style metric

    Formula current_assets / current_liabilities

    Current assets divided by current liabilities.

  • Days of sales coverage

    Format number

    Result style breakdown

    Formula (current_assets + inventory - current_liabilities) / (monthly_sales / 30)

    Rough number of sales days covered by working capital.

Use cases

When this template helps

  • Estimate working capital from current assets and liabilities.
  • Use a simple liquidity view before deeper forecasting work.
  • Keep inventory in the same view as current assets and sales.

Related

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FAQ

Quick answers

Short answers for the questions that usually come up first.

Can I edit this working capital template?

Yes. Open the template in the builder, then change the labels, values, formulas, notes, or output display styles to fit your workflow.

Can I save a version after I change it?

Yes. Save it on this device, export JSON, or copy a share link after you make changes.

Can I use this as a starting point for a different calculator?

Yes. Templates are meant to be edited. Remove fields, add new ones, or swap formulas if you want a different custom calculator.