Nice one Fadi Karajeh !! Never thought of it this way!
Allen.J
fadi karajeh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
You can issue an invoice for vertual customer (call it
lost items customer), and returm the items back when
ever you found them.
Hope that will help
With best regards
--- Allen Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Satish,
>
> Simple Solution: You can enhance the same solution
> by creating a report which displays the total Onhand
> (excluding the item Qty from 'LOSS' warehouse)
>
> Open Risks to the above solution are:
> a). When you valuate inventory during period close
> etc., the item quantity from this warehouse would be
> considered.
> b). The above enhanced solution does not comply
> with best practices (there may be some hard coding
> involved).
>
> A complete customised solution for this issue
> would be pretty expensive for your customer!!
>
> Hope this helps! :)))))
>
> Allen.J
>
>
> Satish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to remove lost items from my inventory, but
> retain the
> flexibility to reverse the transaction in case the
> item is found again.
> To do this I have setup a "LOSS" warehouse. Lost
> items are transferred
> to this warehouse using a Transfer Journal.
>
> However, when I query the On-hand qty for the item,
> it includes the qty
> that is in the "LOSS" warehouse.
>
> How can I exclude the qty in a particular
> warehouse(s) from the On-hand
> calculation?
>
> Any pointers would be welcome.
>
> Thanks,
> Satish
>
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