Item Journal:Unit of measure in Positive adjustment.
Deep
Member Posts: 569
Hi All.
This is regarding Units of Measure.
When I purchase an item in one unit of measure(purchase), it converts the same in base unit of measure in Item ledger entry. Same is the case with sales.
But when I do the same through Item journal, the inventory is not updated in Base unit of measure, but is updated in the UOM selected on the Item journal line.
For Ex. ItemA Base Unit of measure = No. Qty=1
Unit of Measure = Case Qty= 12
Mean for item A, two units of measure exists. NO. (Base UOM) and CASE (with 12 qty of BUOM)
If I post an Item journal positive adjustment with 100 cases, it doesn't ups the inventory with 1200 NOs. and does 100 CASE up in inventory instead, which is illogical.
Kindly confirm if this is the generic case, or there is some bug.
This is regarding Units of Measure.
When I purchase an item in one unit of measure(purchase), it converts the same in base unit of measure in Item ledger entry. Same is the case with sales.
But when I do the same through Item journal, the inventory is not updated in Base unit of measure, but is updated in the UOM selected on the Item journal line.
For Ex. ItemA Base Unit of measure = No. Qty=1
Unit of Measure = Case Qty= 12
Mean for item A, two units of measure exists. NO. (Base UOM) and CASE (with 12 qty of BUOM)
If I post an Item journal positive adjustment with 100 cases, it doesn't ups the inventory with 1200 NOs. and does 100 CASE up in inventory instead, which is illogical.
Kindly confirm if this is the generic case, or there is some bug.
Regards,
Deep
India
Deep
India
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Comments
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see in item ledger entry is always in Base unit of measure of any item. check in crouns's default database its not a bug.Experience Makes Man Perfect....
Rajesh Patel0 -
ILE is always maintained in Base Unit of Measure.0
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rajpatelbca wrote:see in item ledger entry is always in Base unit of measure of any item. check in crouns's default database its not a bug.bappaditya44 wrote:ILE is always maintained in Base Unit of Measure
Thats what I have written. Kindly check my original post.
"ILE must be in Base unit of measure, but this time this is not the case".Regards,
Deep
India0 -
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This is not a bug.
Be sure about the UOM that you are selecting.0 -
NAV 4.0 SP3
The UOM selected are correct.Regards,
Deep
India0
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