I am not sure that this really answers your question. It is just a suggestion. Since your post was 6 days ago, this information may be too late as well - but just in case you still have this need....
I always use a counting journal for loading inventory. It always shows on-hand after I post the counting journal. I think part of the problem may be with the purpose of the journal. I use movement journal typically to consume inventory for a particular internal purpose - like taking some stock for a specific department that needs it. I am not sure what happens when you make amounts negative, to try to put stock. The counting journal is very appropriate for initial inventory load. You are telling AX that you have a certain quantity when it thinks there are none in stock. An inventory transaction gets generated and you will show both physical and financial inventory on hand after posting. A profit/loss journal also works to add inventory (or to scrap inventory). Again there are physical and financial implications. So, I believe you problem may be that you used the wrong type of journal. M Hand On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 11:56 AM, redneckwoman2151 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Hi all PLEASE help, we have done our intial inventory load through the > movement journal, however we dont have any "on hand" inventory. It was > set to "Received" with a negative amount, is this because the > Redeiptstatus was equal to ALWAYS 2, which is recieved. Does anyone > know what the value is for "Ordered" > > Any help is greatly appreciated!!!! > >