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Hi SBPanak,

I'm glad to hear that you were able to resolve the issue. Adjusting the permissions seems to have done the trick. And I don't see any issues doing this process.

Best regards,

Karren

Hi Kim

The system constantly re-calculates average cost based on the "total current cost / quantity in stock" of a stock Item at any given time.

If you have received $ 0 cost replacements for 2 of the original (faulty) batteries (as you should) then your current average cost should reflect this as you no longer have the original batteries you paid for - The cost of these would have been incorporated in the averages when held.

Here's an example:

You originally bought 100 batteries at $5 each. When you have 10 batteries left in stock, you order 100 more, but the price has gone up to $6 each.

RA/RAH calculates the average cost like this:

• Cost of your old stock is $50 (10 batteries x $5)
• Cost of new inventory is $600 (100 batteries x $6)
• Combined cost of old + new inventory = $650
• Average cost of your entire battery inventory is $5.91 ($650 / 110 batteries)

Thank you very much.