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Output Journal Window

Adjusts inventory in connection with output of finished items from production.

You can manually enter information, such as the posting date, production order number and the work center or machine center number, or you can use the Explode Routing function to generate journal lines from production orders.

Note

If the location on the output journal line uses bins but does not require put-away processing, then you must enter the bin code on the line to specify where the item should be put away in the warehouse.

You can correct an output quantity by posting a negative quantity in the output journal.

Warning

If you post a negative quantity at a location that requires pick processing, then no check is made to ensure that a pick document is created for the corrected quantity. Accordingly, you must manually create the needed movement or pick activity if the corrected quantity cannot stay in the bin that it was originally output to. If the location is set up to require bins, then you must manually specify which bin the corrected quantity should be taken from. If you require exact cost reversal, then you must specify in the Applies-to Entry field which item ledger entry you are correcting.

With the Production Journal window, you can perform the same tasks as in the Output Journal window and at the same time perform the related consumption posting tasks. For more information, see How to: Register Consumption and Output.

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See Also

Tasks

How to: Post Run Times
How to: Post Scrap Manually
How to: Post Output Quantity
How to: Assign Serial Numbers and Lot Numbers During Inbound Transactions
How to: Move Components to an Operation Area in Basic Warehousing
How to: Put Away Production Output

Other Resources

Released Production Order
Applies-to Entry
How to: Assign Exact Cost Reversing in Sales