Revaluation Journal Difference
mohana_cse06
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Hi ALL,
I have purchased 50 PCS of Item X for amount 100.(Received & Invoiced)
I have sold 10 Pcs for 150 (Shipped & Invoiced)
I have a SO of 20 in which 20 are shipped and only 5 are invoiced for 150.
NOw am calculating Revaluation Journal.
am getting 20 Pcs only for revaluation.
I think we should get 35 PCs for revaluation ?? ](*,)
I have purchased 50 PCS of Item X for amount 100.(Received & Invoiced)
I have sold 10 Pcs for 150 (Shipped & Invoiced)
I have a SO of 20 in which 20 are shipped and only 5 are invoiced for 150.
NOw am calculating Revaluation Journal.
am getting 20 Pcs only for revaluation.
I think we should get 35 PCs for revaluation ?? ](*,)
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When you use the calculation function it looks at inventory you have, although you have invoiced 5 you have invoiced 20, so they are not in inventory and you cannot revalue them through the on hand calcualtion.
Add the line manually to the revaluation and use the applies field.The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0 -
Yes sorry shipped 20
No I do not believe there is a funcitonality change. You had 50, you have shipped 20, you have 20 left on a shelf, the routine looks at your on hand inventory to do a calculation, you have 20 so 20 is all it can return.The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0 -
but am getting 35 in 4.0sp2..am sure abiut it. :?:0
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It is not how I remember it working but if you are getting 35 you are getting 35, but in your original post you said you were getting 20, which I feel is right.The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0
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ok ..thanks0
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HI all,
after calculating Revaluation Journal,I have changed Unit Cost (Revalued) to 200
and posted
i have sold remaining 20 PCS for 150
and also 15 PCS which are in Prev. Sales Order
now inventory is ZERO.
but SUm of cost amount(actual) in Value entries is not ZERO. [-X
which shd be ZERO.
can anyone help..
thanks in Advance0 -
The cost amount actual is the cost of the transaction, it is not the value of your inventory. This cost only changes through the invoicing and item charge process, just because you sell it does not mean the cost of the original inbound transaction is now zero.The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0
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thanks
so you mean there is no need of sum shd be ZERO.
i am getting -1500 is it right?0 -
That is correct, the cost actual must NOT be zero unless you paid nothing for it.
If you run the valuation report it will tell you the inventory value is 0x1500=0The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0 -
Thank you AdamRoue
Thank you very much
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