Syntax
=DRAGON_OOS_RATE(account, [ASIN/SKU], [marketplace], [period], [view], [basis], [columns], [header], [transpose])
Parameters in [brackets] are optional. Leave an optional parameter blank to include everything.
This page is also available inside Sheets – type
=DRAGON_OOS_RATE("help") in any cell to get the same reference without leaving your spreadsheet.Sample output
Illustrative values – your sheet shows your account's live data.
A1fx
=DRAGON_OOS_RATE("Myaccount", "", "US", "last 90 days", "total", "asin", "none", "no")| A | B | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | asin | sku |
| 2 | B0EXAMPLE1 | MB-TEE-BLK-L_FBA |
| 3 | B0EXAMPLE2 | MB-TEE-NVY-M_FBA |
| 4 | B0EXAMPLE3 | MB-HAT-GRY_FBA |
| 5 | B0EXAMPLE4 | MB-MUG-11OZ_FBA |
Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| account | Required | Account nickname or Amazon account id. |
| ASIN/SKU | Optional | Optional ASIN, SKU, or comma/space separated list. Also accepts a cell range like A2:A100 or INDIRECT() pointing to a list. |
| marketplace | Optional | Optional marketplace/country code such as US, CA, or MX. |
| period | Optional | Optional period such as last 30 days, 2026-04, or 2026. Default: last 30 days. |
| view | Optional | Optional output view: TOTAL, ASIN, or SKU. Default: ASIN. |
| basis | Optional | Optional row basis: ASIN or SKU. Default: ASIN. |
| columns | Optional | Optional output columns. Leave empty for ASIN/SKU; use none or - to suppress ASIN/SKU. |
| header | Optional | Use no, false, or 0 to suppress the output header row. Default: Yes. |
| transpose | Optional | Use yes, true, or 1 to transpose the output. |
The period accepts values like last_30_days, this_month, 2026Q1, or ranges like 2026-01-01..today – see the full period reference.
Columns
Columns are evaluated left to right: a field or group name adds columns, a leading - removes them. default and all select the default or full column set.
| Column | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| asin | Yes | Asin. |
| sku | Yes | Seller sku. |
Examples
=DRAGON_OOS_RATE("Myaccount", "", "US", "last 90 days", "total", "asin", "none", "no")
=DRAGON_OOS_RATE("Myaccount", "A1:A10", "US", "last 30 days", "asin")
Notes
- OOS rate is FBA out-of-stock days divided by FBA inventory days.
- view: total returns one rate; asin or sku returns one rate per product.
- columns: leave empty for ASIN/SKU; use none or - to suppress ASIN/SKU.