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Price difference for moving average - Stock

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Posted on by 90

Hi team

Would greatly appreciate your help! Hopefully it makes sense :)

I would expect any postings to be small for this account, but every now and then this happens.

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Vendor invoice $16,306.10 ex GST, $4,015.31 booked to stock, $516.60 booked to GRNI and $11,777.79 booked to price difference.

I assumed this was for price differences between the purchase order and the vendor invoice.

That being the case I would have expected the GRNI posting and a difference to price difference.

Would appear that 2 products below originally went thru GRNI

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But all these are split between Trading stock and price difference

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Thank you sooooo much!

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hello NZNZ123,

    Its a bit difficult identifying why there is such a large price difference posted because there is not much information available.

    Have you checked the inventory transactions that have been posted for the item that caused the large difference?

    There must be some larger fluctuations in the prices the item has been purchased.

    Often, you see that typing errors (Ex: price units, missing 0, etc.) are responsible for those fluctuations.

    I would thus recommend that you check the inventory transactions for this item first especially for the last couple of weeks before 25/02.

    Maybe you can share some additional screen-prints for your item transactions.

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • NZNZ123 Profile Picture
    90 on at

    Thank you - will have a look and see if I can spot anything further and let you know

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    saurabh bharti Profile Picture
    15,045 Moderator on at

    Are selling your stock or reserving stock against sales before product receipt? That can also cause this difference. Also check you price unit for these products.

    It will be good if you give one PO end to end example before creating PO and then complete cycle to understand the problem.

  • KevinHill Profile Picture
    15 on at

    As for the moving average - there is no ideal period for making money - you can only find the best one by experimenting. I can guess why you did it. Surely you did this because you did not follow the securities market well enough and were not interested in what investments could be made the most profitable, given the trends in the global market. I understand that this is not easy, but there are special services for this. This resource can help you search for the most profitable offers. Try to do this.this resource can help

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