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Latest revision as of 10:55, 29 September 2026
CIT Inventory Value Calculator
CIT Inventory Value Calculator estimates the value of your inventory using local F7 market prices.
It shows minimum, average, and maximum estimates. It is only an estimate, not a guaranteed sale value.
https://citwiki.com/CITtools/InventoryValue/
How to use the calculator
- Use
/lineselect. - Open
F9. - Left click one item.
- Hold
Ctrland right click to copy your inventory. - Paste the copied inventory into the calculator.
- Click
Calculate.
The calculator reads the amount from the last number on each line. Items with no known F7 price are shown as unpriced and are not counted in the total.
What it means
The calculator estimates inventory value from local F7 market prices. It is an estimate, not a guaranteed sale value.
Results
| Result | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Minimum estimate | The low estimate from local F7 prices.
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| Average estimate | The average estimate from local F7 prices.
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| Maximum estimate | The high estimate from local F7 prices.
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| Unpriced items | Items with no known F7 price.
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Items with no known F7 price are shown as unpriced and stay out of the total. Lines the calculator cannot read should be checked manually.