
Select the order the program will follow when recalculating movements (for
a single day):
- 0 - Receiving, transfer, issue: Default setting. When
recalculating movements, the program will first handle receipts,
then inter-warehouse transfers, and finally issues.
- 1 - Time Saved: When recalculating movements, the program
goes by the time a line was recorded or created.
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Once, you have set for one order, it is recommended that you
do not change it. |
Example 1
On the Warehouse - wholesale you do not have on stock the Ident 4009.
On the June 6, 2007
the program has returned one piece of this item. On the same day, you transfer
the received item, to the warehouse - retail. Revaluation method on both
warehouses is FIFO.
0 - Receiving, transfer, issue
Warehouse Card:

As you can see, the program will due to the selected orders first search inter-warehouse transfers
and then issue documents. Although no stock has been issued, there will be negative stock.
On Retail-warehouse there is no price for revaluation (due to the FIFO method).
1 - Time Saved
Warehouse Card:
V In
this case the warehouse card is correct, because the program is using the date
on which the line has been recorded. Meaning, first the document of the returned
item has been
created and then the the inter-warehouse
transfer has occurred.
Example 2
On the June 6, 2007 you have created a line on the issue document. When you
have entered the quantity, the program reported there is not enough stock on hand
of the Item 5009. Leave the issue document and create a document of receivings.
Continue with the creation of the issue document and enter in the already
created line the quantity of the Item 5009.
0 - Receiving, transfer, issue
Warehouse Card:

Due to the correct order (receiving, transfer, issue) the warehouse card is
correct.
1 - Time Saved
Due to the order of the line record there is negative stock, even though no
such issue occurred. In such case we recommend that you delete the line on the
issue document and recreate it, once, you have enough stock on hand.