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Anonymous
November 11, 2017
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Un Build Assembly

  • November 11, 2017
  • 16 replies
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Hi,
Is ther any solution for Un Build the items which were already build in past due to damage only a part of thet same item?

    Best answer by Rustler

    to unbuild an assembly item, bring up the build assembly screen, use the back arrow top left to cycle back to the build you want to delete, use menu edit>delete build when that build is on screen.

     

    all parts used in the assembly item BOM will return to stock

    16 replies

    Rustler
    RustlerAnswer
    Level 15
    November 11, 2017

    to unbuild an assembly item, bring up the build assembly screen, use the back arrow top left to cycle back to the build you want to delete, use menu edit>delete build when that build is on screen.

     

    all parts used in the assembly item BOM will return to stock

      Q
      QuBouser1
      April 20, 2019

      This sounds wonderfully simple, but where is there a menu tab in the build assembly window? 

      Rose-A
      Rose-A
      Level 10
      July 11, 2019

      Thanks for the reply and work around, @Alessandra_B.  It's hard to understand how QB doesn't have a simple Unbuild Assembly facility.  My old software (Sage by Peachtree) had one for at least 10 years.  It's even harder to understand how, when I make an inventory adjustment for an assembly the components aren't returned to stock automatically.  Sigh 😿.


      Hey there, GlassDale.

      Allow me to take over and help you with unbuilding certain items from the assembly in QuickBooks Desktop.

       

      To unbuild certain items, you can edit the Quantity when from the build assembly. This way, the components are returned and stock automatically.

       

      Here's how:

       

      1. Click Inventory at the top menu bar then click Build Assemblies.
      2. Locate the assemblies you've created and edit the Quantity to Build.
      3. Click Build and Close.

       

      For more details about building assemblies in QuickBooks; check out this recommended article: Create, build, and work with inventory assembly items.

       

      For additional help, you can also reach out to our QuickBooks Desktop Support.

       

      1. Within your QuickBooks Desktop, click Help at the top menu bar.
      2. Click Contact us.
      3. To route you to the correct support expert, we need to know what type of question you have. Give a brief description of your issue and click Continue.
      4. We’ll provide you a few options. You choose which one is best for you.

      Should you have additional questions about inventory and assemblies, please ping me out. I'd love to help.

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