Although there are ways to change the costing method for the item by commenting the code, but it is not recommended as it may cause unexpected results in costing.
The correct way is -
* Make sure that the inventory is 0, or post adjustments to make it 0.
* Make sure that there are no open purchase/sale/Transfer orders etc.
* Run the adjust cost entries batch.
* rename/renumber the item and block.
* Open a new item with the old name/number and post the inventory as was at last for the previous item with your required new costing method.
* run the adjust cost again.
Although there are ways to change the costing method for the item by commenting the code, but it is not recommended as it may cause unexpected results in costing.
The correct way is -
* Make sure that the inventory is 0, or post adjustments to make it 0.
* Make sure that there are no open purchase/sale/Transfer orders etc.
* Run the adjust cost entries batch.
* rename/renumber the item and block.
* Open a new item with the old name/number and post the inventory as was at last for the previous item with your required new costing method.
* run the adjust cost again.
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The correct way is -
* Make sure that the inventory is 0, or post adjustments to make it 0.
* Make sure that there are no open purchase/sale/Transfer orders etc.
* Run the adjust cost entries batch.
* rename/renumber the item and block.
* Open a new item with the old name/number and post the inventory as was at last for the previous item with your required new costing method.
* run the adjust cost again.
Deep
India
Yes this the traditional and safest way.
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