Urgent help on cycle count

Hi,
How can i do Itemwise cycle count irrespective of the locations
Scenario:
Item ABC is lying in multiple warehouses. While physically doing the cycle count for Item, the exercise is carried for all warehouses where the item exists.
i.e Itemwise cycle count irrespective of the locations.
Thanx in advance.
Regards
Rasika

Hi Rasika
First define the Cycle count
Path:
Admin=>Setup=>Inventory=>Inventory Cycle
Fields(Name,frequency,alert,time)
Connect this cycle count to the Item Group
Path:
Admin=>Setup=>Inventory=>Item groups (Cycle count field)
Connect the corresponding itemgroup to the items
Now you can see in the Inventory tab of item master data the cycle count details
On the particular date and time it will give u an alert
Now you can go to the Inventory=>Inventory transactions=>Initial quantities
In the Inventory tracking tab:
Enter the counted in whse against the item
If there is any difference in the quantity stored with the quantity counted it will make that difference in the stock posting
Once you had updated the stock posting it will post the difference (i.e, it will update the stock as well as the valuation)
This u have to do individually for the different warehouses
HTH
Have a nice day
Regards
baskar

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