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Weighted Average unit cost price

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Hi,

any one please explain how weighted average costing method will work. the below scenario will work after closing inventory or not.

The previous purchase of 199 pcs were completely  sold, and there was no stock during the time of adjustment.

Average cost supposed to calculate as follows,

Existing Qty X cost =  0 x 0.2554                 = 0

New Qty  X  cost      = 396 x 0.295              = 116.82

 Average unit cost  =( value of Existing stock + value of new stock )/(existing qty + New qty)   =  116.82/396 : 0.295

Thanks in advance.

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
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    RE: Weighted Average unit cost price

    Hi Taraka,

    AX2012 is using an average regardless the model settings. With help of the closing and recalculation jobs, it will correct it for the weighted average.

    You can download a whitepaper (for AX2009) which will explain it in detail: www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx

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