Undoing an Inventory Transfer In

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Posted on by Bryan Elias

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Hi,

We operate Dynamics RMS within a multistore environment and an "Inventory Transfer In" was accidentally done and committed. I'm not sure exactly what was done, but It was a very large list, probably generated from items sold over a period of months, and as a result it has completely distorted our store inventory. Is there any way I can correct this and undo the transfer in, or replicate the same quantities as a transfer out? Or is the only way I can correct this, is by doing a physical inventory adjustment and manually check all items.

Thank you.

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RE: Undoing an Inventory Transfer In

export the transfer to know what items where transfered, and do an inverse transfer manually.

PITA i know, but apart from hacking the DB , by changing the order of the stores from and to and statuses, it's the only non breaking solution.
NickZnavor 715 on at

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RE: Undoing an Inventory Transfer In

You can also write a sql script to adjust the quantities on a one time basis, running down the transfer in and adjusting by -1 * transfer amt. but this is iffy. Would want to test on,a copy db first, make sure you get expected results
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RE: Undoing an Inventory Transfer In

Once committed, inventory will be added to the current on hand, the best way is to transfer out the items received.
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RE: Undoing an Inventory Transfer In

I'm wondering the same thing. Can you undo the transfer in?