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@kim-z wrote:
But as I go back to Bill #1 and change the Qty from 10 to 20.
I ran the "Inventory Valuation Detail" report again and it look something like this.
It doesn't look correct to me.
Transaction Type Qty Rate FIFO Cost Inventory Starting Value 10 5 50 Bill #1 20 6 120 Invoice #1 -15 6 -90
As you can see the Invoice #1 now use all item with Rate = 6.
I expected to see it use 10 Qty with Rate = 5 and another 5 Qty with Rate = 6.
Can someone help me understand how FIFO work in this scenario?
I replicated your scenario in the sample co, and even after I changed the Bill to 20 I still got 5 x$6 and 10 x $5 for the COGS of the invoice. i.e there was no change.
They say to clear cache for strange behavior.
I would assume it looks at the time of the transaction if 2 are on the same date. Maybe it looks at the modified time, instead of the create time, but in my test, I see it did not