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Inventory Stock Status

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Hi,

I have a question.  I have been tasked with providing an Inventory stack status report for a range of dates. I am using IV10200 to get qty received and qty sold. Problem is, in this table you can have a receipt for an item from say, 2015 and a sale in 2016. But the table saves the 2016 sale under the "Sold" column, even if I request the report for only 2015, I still get the 2016 sale, which I don;t want. There must be something linking the receipt to the sale, but what is it? I need to know so I can "un-link" them

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    sandipdjadhav 18,267 on at
    RE: Inventory Stock Status

    Hello, I am sure IV10200 won't only help you. IV10200 is summary table where you need to know details about sold/consume details tables which is in SOP , IV transaction etc.  Please check SSRS report for Historical Aged IV Trial Balance and find out StoreProcs and can use it.

    Thanks much

    Sandip

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