Import Data stock take to NAV
julkifli33
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hi all
i want to import item from stock take
so for example i have 10 qty in NAV
but in reality i have 20
so i use Phys Inventory Journal, which is calculate inventory first, and then change the Qty (physical), then post
i have a requirement that i have to import this qty 20 from files
but how is the best approach to do the import?
because when i input manual (without calculate inventory), i can't tick Physical Invetory field, which is boolean type
any other idea how do i import this stock take quantity to NAV?
thanks
i want to import item from stock take
so for example i have 10 qty in NAV
but in reality i have 20
so i use Phys Inventory Journal, which is calculate inventory first, and then change the Qty (physical), then post
i have a requirement that i have to import this qty 20 from files
but how is the best approach to do the import?
because when i input manual (without calculate inventory), i can't tick Physical Invetory field, which is boolean type
any other idea how do i import this stock take quantity to NAV?
thanks
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Try the standard NAV Physical Inventory Order/Recording. It features exactly what you need.0
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can you tell me which object id?rhpnt wrote:Try the standard NAV Physical Inventory Order/Recording. It features exactly what you need.
how to use this?
is it different with phys invt journal?0 -
I won't tell you the object ID but rather the menu where it's located: Warehouse->Inventory (who would have thought). The rest is up to you.0
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rhpnt wrote:I won't tell you the object ID but rather the menu where it's located: Warehouse->Inventory (who would have thought). The rest is up to you.
this is object that i used now
phy inventory journal
what i asked is there any other method0 -
Well, I know what you asked (I can read) and this is it. If you would provide the NAV version and license permissions then maybe we can make some progress.julkifli33 wrote:what i asked is there any other method0 -
No there's not. That's how you do it.julkifli33 wrote:what i asked is there any other method
If you want to import data into that screen from a file, then you will need to create a process that imports data into the right table. You'll need to figure out which table is on that screen, you'll have to figure out how the system knows that it is a physical inventory rather than a regular item journal, and modify your import process accordingly.
Have your senior show you how to do these things.0 -
i think i will ask user to calculate inventory by manualDenSter wrote:
No there's not. That's how you do it.julkifli33 wrote:what i asked is there any other method
If you want to import data into that screen from a file, then you will need to create a process that imports data into the right table. You'll need to figure out which table is on that screen, you'll have to figure out how the system knows that it is a physical inventory rather than a regular item journal, and modify your import process accordingly.
Have your senior show you how to do these things.
and then they can import data to phys invt journal0
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