Stock take template for Excel: free inventory count sheet

A stock take is a physical count of what is on your shelves, compared with what your records say. You need a sheet to count on and a way to see the differences. Below are both, free: a blank sheet to print and an Excel sheet that subtracts for you.

Free: count sheet to print or fill in

Blank stock count sheet (PDF, A4) to print and write on, and the sample count sheet with variance (.xlsx) to fill in on a computer. Free, no email asked.

What an inventory count sheet needs

How to run the count in six steps

Excel or Google Sheets?

The sample .xlsx opens in Excel, and Google Sheets can import it (File, Import). We checked its formulas with two independent spreadsheet readers; we have not tested it in Google Sheets itself.

If you want the whole job done: the Stocktake Kit (12 USD)

The free sheet gives you a place to write counts. The Stocktake Kit for Excel adds an import tab for your inventory export, blind count sheets, variance at cost with a RECOUNT flag, an automatic recount queue, a shrink report by category and a 52-week ABC cycle-count calendar. One payment, no subscription, refund within 14 days if it does not work for your shop.

See the Stocktake Kit (12 USD) or buy it now

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