Hi Cerry
Perhaps show what IAJ you are trying to put through for one of the items (together with any error message). Some one might be able to spot the issue if we have some informaiton to deal with.
Regards
Gavin
Thanks Gavin,
I read in another post to add a qty of 1 with a unit cost of just above the negative amount. Then do another adjustment to remove that item with a unit cost of the difference.
Whenever I do this the stock levels adjust but the average unit costs stays the same or moves slightly.
If I delete the jnl, it just adds the unit cost I had been using and adds it to the average cost, which is how I have got to the very large negative stock value.
If stock is zero, should the value not be zero also?
I feel I am just making things worse.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Regards
Cerry
Hi Cerry
Yes if on hand is zero, value should also be zero - but it isn't. This is caused by bugs in MYOB.
If your goal is to set the value to zero, ignore average cost as this is not relevant. What is relevant is the on hand quantity and the Value.
Without seeing some screenshots, I cannot tell is you are unable to fix this due to how you are trying to do it, or if it is caused by an issue in your company file that needs to be fixed.
So my suggestion remains:
screenshot of extract from Inventory Value Reconciliation Report showing amounts for Item RFC1102300
screenshot if Inventory adjustment journal to fix the value
screenshot of any message when processing the IAJ
screenshot of extract from Inventory Value Reconciliation Report showing amounts for Item RFC1102300 after IAJ
Regards
Gavin
