Consider the following scenario in Order Management in Microsoft Dynamics SL:
When you do this, you notice that the transaction amount is incorrect for the inventory transactions in this batch. As an example, if you shipped 2 from one warehouse location and 3 from another, with a unit cost of 100.00, there are two transactions with a transaction amount of 500.00 each. The expectation would be the two transactions combined would total 500.00, with individual transaction amounts of 200.00 and 300.00.
- You enter receipts for an Inventory Item for different warehouse locations.
- You enter a sales order for a quantity that will force the items to be taken from different warehouse locations.
- You confirm shipping, run the Sales Journal (40.690.00) and then review the inventory batch.
When you do this, you notice that the transaction amount is incorrect for the inventory transactions in this batch. As an example, if you shipped 2 from one warehouse location and 3 from another, with a unit cost of 100.00, there are two transactions with a transaction amount of 500.00 each. The expectation would be the two transactions combined would total 500.00, with individual transaction amounts of 200.00 and 300.00.