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Calculation Average Cost (LCY)
RVU
Member Posts: 2
Hello!
Navision Attain uses value entries for calculating average cost("Cost Amount (Actual)/"Invoiced Quanitiy"). Entries are taken into consideration, if "Expected Cost" is false.
After an upgrade from an old version (2.0), the calculated value for old items are often too high. Has anybody a good idea, how to correct this properly? Navision 2.0 has calculated in its way unit cost properly.
Thanks and regards
RVU
Navision Attain uses value entries for calculating average cost("Cost Amount (Actual)/"Invoiced Quanitiy"). Entries are taken into consideration, if "Expected Cost" is false.
After an upgrade from an old version (2.0), the calculated value for old items are often too high. Has anybody a good idea, how to correct this properly? Navision 2.0 has calculated in its way unit cost properly.
Thanks and regards
RVU
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