Hi James

Thanks for the two posts, will take me a bit of time to check some 
things out. Will get back to you.

Cheers
Mark


--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "James Flavell" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> 
> I dont know if you have been told what the known and floating 
value is now
> but here form the online help is a good explanation (Known and 
Floating
> value have always been a bit of a stumbling block for users even 
in XAL...)
> 
> 
> Physical inventory by item group
> Print the physical inventory per item group on the date specified. 
In
> addition to physical quantity and value, specify the Known value 
and
> Floating value. Select Show zero lines if you want items without 
physical
> quantity or value to be printed.
> 
> Examples of Floating value and Known value:
> 1) An item is packing-slip updated on September 1, 1999 with the 
value 100.
> 2) A report of September 1 shows a Floating value of 100.
> 3) The item is invoice-updated on September 3.
> 4) A report of September 3 shows nothing in the 2 fields.
> 5) A report of September 2 shows a Known value of 100.
> 
> 
> 
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: James Flavell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>   Sent: 22 October 2004 16:36
>   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>   Subject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Inventory valuation
> reconciliation to GL
> 
> 
>   Hi Mark,
> 
>   The preferences not to use temp GL comes from long ago with XAL 
(before
> axapta) as the users tended to just get confused because of the 
extra
> postings that are done and also like I mentioned it was not 100% 
perfect...
> this has kinda rolled over into Axapta in terms of my personal 
preference
> when faced with the choice but I would hope Axapta is now 100% 
okay and so
> it then would come down to more whether the user gets confused and 
this can
> vary greatly so I for sure usually go for no temp accounts to 
start a
> project but explain to the customer they can turn them on if they 
find it
> would really benefit them.  Most csutomer tend to prefer the 'old 
fashioned'
> approach of getting a report from the system and making month end 
accruals
> for such temp amounts. So overall most customer I have come across 
dont need
> the temp account for ad hoc reporting during the month, rather it 
is only
> month end they need to report delivered but not invoiced and since 
they
> usually have to provide a report that is proof of this amount then 
there is
> very little benefit from the system doing the temp posting 
(further more
> often they find it hard to reconcile the GL temp amount with the 
report so
> they prefer just to have the report and make an accrual based on 
that)...
> this is my experience anyway.
> 
>   As for what you have been comparing, can you detail the before 
and after
> finding out not to include floating value (i.e. what exactly are 
you
> comparing).  Currently what do you believe you should be comparing 
(I
> bleieve there are two things you must compare 1-temp GL against 
delivered
> but not invoiced 2-financial against inventory GL)
> 
>   The additional control is on the chart of account records on the 
setup tab
> you have the 'posting type' here I think you would set as 'List' 
and then on
> the 'validation list' button make a list of all the posting types 
accepted
> into this account (look for those 'xxx Reciept' and 'xxx Issue').  
If
> anything without these types tries to go into the account it will 
not be
> allowed (so brief the users of possbile messages before you do it 
as you
> might take a few tries to smooth it all out).
> 
>   Just wondering the 150 product groups you have means you have 
many
> different GL inventory accounts?
> 
>   Let me know how things stand after your latest findings
>   Cheers
>   James
> 
>     -----Original Message-----
>     From: markoleary1967 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     Sent: 22 October 2004 16:57
>     To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Inventory valuation
> reconciliation to GL
> 
> 
> 
>     Hi James
> 
>     Thanks for the reply, most useful. The report we are using is
>     physical inventory by inventory dimension. We found out 
yesterday
>     (after I replied to your previous post) that we should not 
include
>     the floating column or the one next to it. This is different 
to what
>     we were advised at year end and forced our GL to agree to. We 
were
>     not advised that our GL should agree to specific columns of the
>     report either, so currently have variances that we will need to
>     write off.
> 
>     We use SO, PO and project, 22000+ items and 130+ product 
groups. We
>     build projects for stock too. I find it interesting that you 
say not
>     to use the temp GL inv accounts, may I ask why? Finally, how 
do I
>     put on the additional controls you suggest, and what happens 
during
>     the month end process?
> 
>     I am already aware that some people have too much access which 
may
>     effect inventory and am in the process of designing a new 
security
>     protocol based on the Lego block principle where a series of 
small
>     security access rights builds to their overall access level. 
Can't
>     think of a better way to do it really.
> 
>     Thanks
>     Mark
> 
>     --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "James 
Flavell"
>     <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>     > Okay well all seems correct then, from here on in its abit 
more
>     difficult
>     > without the actual data...., I can only guess that some 
posting
>     setup is not
>     > correct...
>     > I suggest you put additional control on your inventory ledger
>     account to
>     > only allow transactions with type 'xxx - Reciept' and 'xxx -
>     issue'  this
>     > should at least make sure no other automatic/system posting 
are
>     ending up
>     > there...
>     >
>     > Since your finanical and physical (delivered but not 
invoiced)
>     have diff GL
>     > can you compare:
>     > A) invent financial vs GL fin
>     > B) invent delivered but not invoiced vs GL temp.
>     > Are both different or is it only the 'physical' (delivered 
but not
>     invoiced)
>     > that is different or is it just the financial that is diff?
>     > When you say you use the physical invent report to compare 
what
>     exactly are
>     > you comparing? Which field(s) ont he report against which GL
>     account(s)?
>     >
>     > A few things I have had experience with:
>     > 1) Misc charge that affects item cost has its offset set 
equal to
>     the
>     > inventory account so the net effect of any such misc charge 
is to
>     affect
>     > inventory module but no affect on ledger (debit and credit 
knock
>     each other
>     > off, cant recall if recon report picks this kind of thing 
up).
>     >
>     > 2) If the  temp physical accounts were activated reversals of
>     invoices ended
>     > up putting values in the GL temp account ...this was not 
Axapta
>     but XAL from
>     > what I recall but maybe its worth checking for Axapta.  If
>     possible I always
>     > prefer to advise customers not to use the temp physical GL
>     accounts as
>     > things get more confusing and messy...
>     >
>     > Finally which modules are you actually using and what type of
>     transaction do
>     > you do that affect stock? SO, PO, Project, Production?
>     >
>     > On thing
>     >   -----Original Message-----
>     >   From: markoleary1967 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   Sent: 21 October 2004 14:44
>     >   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Inventory valuation
>     reconciliation
>     > to GL
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     >   Hi James
>     >
>     >   Answers...
>     >   * Physical gets posted to a separate GL account to 
financial.
>     >   * Setup is done for AR (sales orders) and AP (purchase 
orders).
>     >   * Posting seems to work consistently for AR and AP.
>     >
>     >   Hope that makes sense.
>     >
>     >   Cheers
>     >   Mark
>     >
>     >
>     >   --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "James 
Flavell"
>     >   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>     >   > Thanks mark,
>     >   >
>     >   > Next questions:
>     >   >
>     >   > Have you setup the system so that physical invetory is 
posted
>     to
>     >   GL?
>     >   > If so has it been setup to be done in both AR and AP 
modules?
>     >   > If so is it setup to post to the same GL account as 
financial
>     >   inventory?
>     >   >
>     >   > Thanks
>     >   > James
>     >   >
>     >   >   -----Original Message-----
>     >   >   From: markoleary1967 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   >   Sent: 21 October 2004 08:34
>     >   >   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   >   Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Inventory 
valuation
>     >   reconciliation
>     >   > to GL
>     >   >
>     >   >
>     >   >
>     >   >   Hi James
>     >   >
>     >   >   In response to your questions
>     >   >   * FIFO
>     >   >   * Close has been run each month before compare
>     >   >   * Inventory is higher than GL
>     >   >   * Comparing GL Trial Balance to
>     >   >   Inventory>Reports>Statistics>Physical Inventory by 
Dimension
>     >   >   * Version 3.0 Build#1951.2410/514-90 SP2/OP023-19
>     >   >   * Inventory accounts have been locked and reviewed for 
any
>     >   journals
>     >   >   posted to them just in case something got through.
>     >   >   * Have run reconciliation report and have no variance 
in the
>     >   report
>     >   >
>     >   >   FYI we have negative stock turned on.
>     >   >
>     >   >   Regards
>     >   >   Mark
>     >   >
>     >   >   --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "James
>     Flavell"
>     >   >   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>     >   >   > A few things to get the ball rolling:
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   > What type of model are you using? avg, FIFO, STd?
>     >   >   > I take it you have been running the closing every 
month (or
>     >   before
>     >   >   you
>     >   >   > compare invent and GL)?
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   > Which module has the higher value?
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   > Which reports are you using to comapre the modules?
>     >   >   > Which version of Axapta (including SP) are you 
running?
>     >   >   > Is the invent accounts setup to not allow manual 
journal
>     >   postings
>     >   >   into them?
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   > Have you run any of the reconcilliation reports in 
the
>     >   >   > Ledger/Reports/Periodic/Reconciliation, this is 
probably
>     the
>     >   first
>     >   >   place to
>     >   >   > start from!
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   > James
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   -----Original Message-----
>     >   >   >   From: markoleary1967 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   >   >   Sent: 20 October 2004 14:36
>     >   >   >   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     >   >   >   Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Inventory 
valuation
>     >   >   reconciliation to
>     >   >   > GL
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   Hi All
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   We have an issue where the value of my inventory 
ledger
>     is
>     >   moving
>     >   >   >   independantly of the GL - so therefore we cannot
>     reconcile
>     >   GL to
>     >   >   >   physical stock.
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   We have been using Axapta for almost a year now 
and at
>     year
>     >   end
>     >   >   had
>     >   >   >   to force GL to agree by way of a journal. We are 
now 3
>     months
>     >   >   into
>     >   >   >   new year and have a significant difference already 
where
>     GL
>     >   is
>     >   >   less
>     >   >   >   than inventory ledger.
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   The setup of Axapta is OK according to our software
>     vendor,
>     >   >   however,
>     >   >   >   they do not seem to be able to provide the answers 
to
>     us. We
>     >   >   want to
>     >   >   >   use a standard report to agree to GL on a monthly 
basis.
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   We would like any help here, whether it is setup,
>     procedures,
>     >   >   >   problems from other modules, interface issues etc. 
This
>     >   would at
>     >   >   >   least give us some method to try tracing what is 
going
>     on.
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >   Thanks in advance
>     >   >   >   Mark
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >
>     >   >   >
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