Inventory Method of Valuation

  • Inventory Method of Valuation

    Posted by Alexis Barrios on April 30, 2019 at 6:01 pm
    • Alexis Barrios

      Member

      April 30, 2019 at 6:01 PM

      Hi everyone, we are using D365 FO

      We have two different inventory Items, I would like to valuate one of them with Standard Cost and the other one FIFO or average.Ā  The system allows to setĀ  inventory valuation method different by Item??

      Thanks for your reply

      Regards,

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      Alexis Barrios
      Pompano Beach FL
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    • AndrĆ© Arnaud de Calavon

      Member

      May 1, 2019 at 12:08 AM

      Hi Alexis,

      This is possible. You can setup multiple inventory model groups; each with an own costing method. Per item, you will decide which model group to use. Note that you have to use inventory recalculation and closing processes for FIFO and average to get the correct cost assigned periodically. This is not applicable to Standard Cost.

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      kind regards,

      AndrƩ Arnaud de Calavon
      Solution Architect, Microsoft MVP – Microsoft Dynamics Business Solutions
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    • MICHAEL MILLS

      Member

      May 1, 2019 at 8:40 AM

      Andre is right, and in addition you must be careful if items are going to be used in BOM or formulasĀ  There are rules regarding how different cost methods can be combined.

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      Michael Mills
      AX D365 Enterprise Consultant Operations
      Blue Horseshoe Solutions
      Carmel, IN
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    • Dave Phillips

      Member

      May 1, 2019 at 9:54 AM

      Hi Alexis –Ā 

      Great advice above.

      Another suggestion, pay attention to the Storage Dimension Group as well. The Financial Inventory by Warehouse checkbox. Several prior AXUG threads on this issue and the setting is very difficult or impossible to alter once transactions are made. Not directly related to the Inventory Model choice (Costing Type FIFO, Standard Cost, etc.) but just as important.

      I would recommend ticked (capture Financial Inventory at the Warehouse level) unless the business understands the ramifications of not capturing Financial Inventory by Warehouse.

      Thanks….Dave

      StorageDimGrp Desc

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      Dave Phillips
      Sr Support Escalation Engineer
      Microsoft
      Fargo ND
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    • geoff mcmaster

      Member

      May 2, 2019 at 12:40 AM

      Hi Alexis

      The costing method (FIFO, WA, Standard Cost etc) is set on the Item Model Group, not directly on the item. So, simplisticly, if you wanted to use Standard Cost for item A and FIFO for item B then:
      – create two Item Model Groups – one ‘Std Cost’ using Std Cost (field Inventory model on the Model Group), and another ‘FIFO’ using FIFO
      – then for items you want to use Standard Cost, set those up using Item Model Group ‘Std Cost’Ā 
      – and for items to use FIFO, set those up using Item Model Group ‘FIFO’

      If this isn’t what you were really asking, feel free to clarify šŸ™‚

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      geoff mcmaster
      Premier Field Engineer
      Microsoft
      Brisbane, Australia
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