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We are trying to run an item report that will show cost, average cost, and retail price. Most important is to have average cost. Currently the only report i can find is the inventory valuation summary, but this is sorted by category. Is there a way to find a part within this report using a find feature?
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Sales orders are non-posting transactions so there's no COGS associated with it because, from an accounting standpoint, you haven't sold anything yet, you've just taken an order. It's not until you create the invoice that COGS is established. The reason for that is because you may bring in more of those items between the time your sales order is created and the time the invoice is created so your average cost for that item may change. If you want to know what your current average cost for an item is when you create a sales order, run an Inventory Valuation Detail report.
The only way to pull up specific parts on your report is to customize it according to your preference, Brita. I'm here to show you how and provide a better report that displays a breakdown of your data.
To achieve this, kindly search and open the Inventory Valuation Detail report. It provides a breakdown of items under the categories. Please know that retail value is not an available column in this report.
Still, if you want to review the retail value, this is only possible in the Inventory Valuation Summary report. However, once you double-click each category, retail value is unavailable as a column on its data, but their transactions are displayed.
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You can't see the COGS for the items on the invoice screen, but you can click on 'Reports', then 'Transaction Journal'. The COGS for the items is listed as a positive amount with an equal and offsetting amount shown a a reduction to your inventory asset value.
No need to use exclamation points. I'm just trying to help - and for free BTW. That is your average cost. Last cost is your average cost if all the existing items were brought in at the same cost. If you doubt it, run an Inventory Valuation Detail report and look at the average cost of that item on the last entry prior to creating the invoice.
Is there a way to show quantity sold for each item on the invoice transaction journal report?
Yes, click 'Customize Report' in the upper-left, under 'Columns', scroll down and select 'Qty'.
Sales orders are non-posting transactions so there's no COGS associated with it because, from an accounting standpoint, you haven't sold anything yet, you've just taken an order. It's not until you create the invoice that COGS is established. The reason for that is because you may bring in more of those items between the time your sales order is created and the time the invoice is created so your average cost for that item may change. If you want to know what your current average cost for an item is when you create a sales order, run an Inventory Valuation Detail report.
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