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Bin Content Greater than Item Quantity
xatherus
Member Posts: 1
I'm changing up my original post, because I have a more immediate problem to remedy.
I have a bin that says I have X amount of an item in it. However, the quantity for the lots in that bin is Y (lower).
I can't make adjustments to the bin content properly because I have an issue with item journals. I go to calculate warehouse adjustments and for that item I get a negative adjustment quantity for 520, however there are no item tracking lines for this quantity and it appears that this 520 is the extra amount that is added to the bin content, on one certain lot.
Any help or insight into this matter would be appreciated, thank you.
I have a bin that says I have X amount of an item in it. However, the quantity for the lots in that bin is Y (lower).
I can't make adjustments to the bin content properly because I have an issue with item journals. I go to calculate warehouse adjustments and for that item I get a negative adjustment quantity for 520, however there are no item tracking lines for this quantity and it appears that this 520 is the extra amount that is added to the bin content, on one certain lot.
Any help or insight into this matter would be appreciated, thank you.
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