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Liquidity Ratios Calculator

Calculate current, quick, cash, working-capital, and operating-cash-flow liquidity measures.

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Financial ratios should be interpreted with company disclosures, industry norms, and professional judgment.
Current ratio
Quick ratio
Cash ratio
Working capital
Operating cash-flow ratio

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    current ratio = current assets ÷ current liabilities; quick ratio excludes inventory and prepaid expenses

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What this calculator does

Calculate current, quick, cash, working-capital, and operating-cash-flow liquidity measures.

How it works

The calculator evaluates current ratio = current assets ÷ current liabilities; quick ratio excludes inventory and prepaid expenses. Inputs are checked before calculation, and invalid values such as zero denominators or out-of-range selections produce a clear error instead of a misleading result.

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Input query strings

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  • ?currentAssets= Current assets

    Money · Required · Default: 250,000

  • ?inventory= Inventory

    Money · Required · Default: 70,000

  • ?prepaidExpenses= Prepaid expenses

    Money · Required · Default: 10,000

  • ?cashAndEquivalents= Cash and equivalents

    Money · Required · Default: 50,000

  • ?marketableSecurities= Marketable securities

    Money · Required · Default: 20,000

  • ?currentLiabilities= Current liabilities

    Money · Required · Default: 125,000

  • ?operatingCashFlow= Operating cash flow

    Money · Required · Default: 160,000

Outputs

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  • currentRatio Current ratio

    Number · Primary output · Suffix: ×

  • quickRatio Quick ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

  • cashRatio Cash ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

  • workingCapital Working capital

    Currency

  • operatingCashFlowRatio Operating cash-flow ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

Inputs and results

The inputs are Current assets, Inventory, Prepaid expenses, Cash and equivalents, Marketable securities, Current liabilities, Operating cash flow. Results include Current ratio, Quick ratio, Cash ratio, Working capital, Operating cash-flow ratio.

Important notes

Financial ratios should be interpreted with company disclosures, industry norms, and professional judgment.

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Limitations
  • Financial ratios should be interpreted with company disclosures, industry norms, and professional judgment.
  • Estimates use the rates, timing, and assumptions entered. Fees, taxes, lender rules, and future changes are included only where explicitly shown.