We have an item number that is not set correct. The area that needs to change, is grayed out. Where do I go to do this?
—————————— Chase Landorf Inventory Control & Accounting Ideal Deals, LLC dba Ideal Aluminum Products Saint Augustine FL ——————————
Beat Bucher
Member
December 14, 2016 at 8:49 AM
Hi Chase,
Not much you can do… unless there are transactions attached to this item, in which case you can’t delete it, I would just remove it from GP and recreate the item with the proper type.
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SYED ARSHAD
Member
December 14, 2016 at 8:59 AM
Or you can use the backend (SQL) to change the item type. That’s is what I was used to do
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Don Pugh
Member
December 15, 2016 at 1:42 PM
If nothing has been posted to the item, and there are no unposted transactions, then delete the item, and reenter it. If there are only unposted transactions, delete the transactions, then delete/add the item, then recreate the transactions.
If you have posted transactions, then one option would be do discontinue the old item number, and recreate a new similar item number, with a suffix/prefix to make the distinction.
Each of the item types has an underlying business process associated with it, so I would be reluctant to change the item type from the backend, because the first transactions were done one way, and subsequent transactions will be different. Plus on hand inventory might be a bit confused.
I suggest using item classes, and this will insure that the correct settings are done for an item, such as item type and decimal places, etc.
Don
—————————— Don Pugh GP Consultant Sandon Associates Woodside CA ————————————————————————-
Leslie Vail
Member
December 21, 2016 at 1:01 AM
Syed,
That is what I would do too. It’s an easy change because there cannot be any existing quantities to worry about, so there wouldn’t be any ‘costs’ to be concerned with. It would be helpful if there weren’t any unposted transactions outstanding, but even that isn’t a deal killer.
Kind regards,
Leslie
—————————— Leslie Vail Accounting Systems Consulting, Inc. Dallas TX ————————————————————————-
Jan G
Member
October 31, 2017 at 5:21 PM
??Syed and Leslie — Can you please describe the process of making this Item Type changeĀ in SQL? I need to change Service Type to Discontinued.Ā Thank you.Ā Jan
—————————— Jan G Accounting / AIS Manager California Radiographics, Inc. Soquel CA —————————— ——————————————-
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