on 09-09-2008 9:34 AM
Hi All ,
I have to change in opening balance of an item, could it possible if yes then how.
Regards
Hi,
you could use good issue to change the opening balance only if you want to do that with above 100 items if not, you could use inventory transactions --> initial quantity, inventory tracking and inventory posting.
After issued all the wrong opening balance, you post the new orrect opening balance using good receipt.
Rgds,
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Dear Sharma,
If you mean that you have to update the quantity in stock for an item you can you the option under Management - stock transactions - Initial quantity, stock tracking.
If the item is new and some quantity must be enter you can use the initial quantity. If there is quantity in stock already but you know that it is wrong (for example becuase you make a stock count in the warehouse) then you can you sthe stock tracking.
When it is finished, the third tab, stock posting, can be used. In this way, you will record the variation both in the stock and in the account.
Kind Regards,
Marcella Rivi
SAP Business One Forums Team
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Hi Sandeep,
in order to increase/decrease the value of your stock, you may use the material revaluation functionality:
Inventory -> Inventory Transactions -> Inventory Revaluation
OLH 2007:
If your company runs a perpetual inventory system, you might need to perform inventory revaluation. Revaluation can be performed with any of the supported valuation methods (Moving Average, Standard ,FIFO).
You can revaluate inventory values by:
Changing price for a specific item.
The inventory price is changed and inventory value is recalculated according to the new price.
Changing the value of a specific quantity of inventory.
The quantity of inventory remains unchanged, resulting in a change in the price.
When inventory is subject to FIFO control and there are items in the FIFO layer, an inventory debit or credit results in a posting to the inventory account. If the FIFO layer is empty, the posting goes to the price difference account.
All the best,
Kerstin
Hi Sandeep,
just as an example:
I have a quantity of 10098 items in stock at an item cost of 99.739642 each, I manage my item by MAP.
The balance of my stock account is 1019503.12.
I now revaluate all these items to an item cost of 90.
The resulting JE will decrease the stock account by the delta of 98350.90 (99.73964210098 - 9010098) using the decrease account as offsetting account, leaving me with a stock account balance of 921152.22.
You can determine which decrease/increase account to use in the revaluation window.
All the best,
Kerstin
Sandeep,
Just to give you an overview, the Inventory account will have a counter effect on one of the Cost accounts defined in the Cost of Sales drawer depending on the Inventory transaction.
Therefore when you Revaluate the inventory (depending on whether it is Increase / decrease in value) the Gain/Loss Material Revaluation account will get affected.accordingly.
If your Items current cost is Rs. 10 and you revaluate it to Rs.12, this indicates a gain and therefore
Inventory account will be debited and Gain/Loss Material Revaluation account will be credited.
and when you revaluate to Rs. 8 the
Inventory account will be credited and Gain/Loss Material Revaluation account will be debited.
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