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Weekly, the Dynamics GP team will be posting a ‘Did you know?’ series. We’ll give tips, tricks, and general comments around features and functions that already exist in Microsoft Dynamics GP. This week we will focus on the HITB.
Our challenge to you is…how much do you really know about Dynamics GP?
The Historical Inventory Trial Balance (HITB) report shows your inventory value as of a specific date or date range and the value of the…
When you need to inactivate one of your inventory items, your only available option is to change the item type to discontinued, in Item Maintenance:
Logically, discontinued items that has quantity on hand must give users the…
Inventory Auto Lot Numbers
Module: Inventory
Why this feature is cool!
· Allows users to setup a pre-defined lot mask for designated items
· Provides the ability to…
What do you think of when I say "Inventory Transfer Entry"? If you are like most folks, you think of the window that allows you to transfer an item from site to site. But, actually, that window is Item Transfer Entry (TransactionsInventory). Inventory Transfer Entry is actually a project accounting window (TransactionsProject) with a variety of uses.
If you use Project Accounting with Inventory, you are most likely familiar with this window as the next step after receiving an item associated with a project. The purchasing and inventory process for project accounting looks something like this:
In all modules except Fixed Assets, classes are completely optional. However, there are some very practical reasons to use classes which I was reminded of this past week. First, let's talk inventory. When you set up an item from scratch, using CardsInventoryItem, the maintain history checkboxes are not…