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Posted by Rob on December 6, 2005, 8:21 pm
Please log in for more thread options MARC WAGNER, I haven't seen a post from you for the longest time, I thought
you fell off the end of the earth (seeings how GTA is pretty close), where
have you been?
We all miss your - MICROSOFT ROCKS!!! comments on the Private NG.
Rob
>I found the inability to filter by qty on hand for making items active or
>inactive as a real set back.
>
> For example making items that = 0 on hand inactive.
>
> Granted it can be done outside the system's functionality but that doesn't
> seem right!
>
> Regarding QTY on hand as a filter...
>
> I was even more surprised that in HQ transfer planer... you cannot set the
> qty to move from store A to B as the qty on hand in the store it is being
> transferred from... but perhaps I missed that somewhere?
>
> Marc Wagner
> www.gmroii.net
>
>
>
>> I'm not trying to say that your suggestion isn't useful, however I don't
>> quite see this as a big issue .. here's why:
>>
>>
>>> Imagine trying to put any group of items on sale in RMS but not have
>>> the
>>> ability to focus on just the items in stock. Like I said ---
>>> maddening.
>>
>> You must have a criteria to determine which items are on sale (e.g. All
>> items from Supplier X, or All items in Category Y, or All Items where
>> Last Sold date is less than Z). Of course these out of stock items will
>> not match, but what's wrong with putting the out of stock items on sale?
>> I can't think how it would negatively affect anything. The items will
>> never get sold if they're not in stock. I have a feeling that the main
>> reason for your suggestion is the second part:
>>
>>
>>> Then --- after you do mark the items down using the wizard -- guess
>>> what
>>> else doesn't have a QOH filter? The Label Wizard! That means you can't
>>> print
>>> price labels for everything you just put on sale that are in stock.
>>
>> This is what the "Stock on hand" option is for (at the top of the item
>> selection screen in the Label Wizard.) Add all the items you want to
>> print labels for (which is probably going to be the same criteria that
>> you just used to put the items on sale with,) then at the top of the
>> window click the "Stock on-hand" option, and then click "Set Quantity".
>> Now if you look at the Print List on the right-hand side, the Qty will be
>> equal to the stock on hand. Note you must do "Set Quantity" button
>> *after* adding the items to the Print List.
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Jason Hunt
>> Advanced Computer Systems
>>
>>
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>
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