2Q + 2V: The user posts the purchased links as consumed for the production of the iron chain. From a financial point of
view, the links become part of WIP inventory. The following table shows the resulting item ledger entry.
The following table shows the resulting value entry.
The valuation date is set to the date of the consumption posting (02-01-20), as a regular inventory decrease.
3Q: The user posts the chain as output and finishes the production order. The following table shows the resulting item
ledger entry.
3V: The user runs the Adjust Cost - Item Entries batch job, which posts the chain as invoiced to indicate that all material
consumption has been completely invoiced. From a financial point of view, the links are no longer part of WIP inventory
when the output is completely invoiced and adjusted. The following table shows the resulting value entries.
EXPECTED COST IN REVALUATION
The revaluable quantity is calculated as the sum of quantity for completely invoiced item ledger entries with a posting
date equal to or earlier than the revaluation date. This means that when some items are received/shipped but not
invoiced, their inventory value cannot be calculated. Items using the Standard costing method are not limited in this
respect.
Another type of expected cost that can be revalued is WIP inventory, within certain rules. For more information,
see the “WIP Inventory Revaluation” section in this topic.
When calculating the revaluable quantity for items using the Standard costing method, item ledger entries that have not
been completely invoiced are included in the calculation. These entries are then revalued when you post the revaluation.
When you invoice the revalued entry, the following value entries are created:
The usual invoiced value entry with an entry type of Direct Cost. The cost amount on this entry is the direct cost
from the source line.
A value entry with an entry type of Variance. This entry records the difference between the invoiced cost and the
revalued standard cost.
A value entry with an entry type of Revaluation. This entry records the reversal of the revaluation of the expected
cost.
2Q + 2V: The user posts the purchased links as consumed for the production of the iron chain. From a financial point ofview, the links become part of WIP inventory. The following table shows the resulting item ledger entry.The following table shows the resulting value entry.The valuation date is set to the date of the consumption posting (02-01-20), as a regular inventory decrease.3Q: The user posts the chain as output and finishes the production order. The following table shows the resulting itemledger entry.3V: The user runs the Adjust Cost - Item Entries batch job, which posts the chain as invoiced to indicate that all materialconsumption has been completely invoiced. From a financial point of view, the links are no longer part of WIP inventorywhen the output is completely invoiced and adjusted. The following table shows the resulting value entries.EXPECTED COST IN REVALUATIONThe revaluable quantity is calculated as the sum of quantity for completely invoiced item ledger entries with a postingdate equal to or earlier than the revaluation date. This means that when some items are received/shipped but notinvoiced, their inventory value cannot be calculated. Items using the Standard costing method are not limited in thisrespect.Another type of expected cost that can be revalued is WIP inventory, within certain rules. For more information,see the “WIP Inventory Revaluation” section in this topic.When calculating the revaluable quantity for items using the Standard costing method, item ledger entries that have notbeen completely invoiced are included in the calculation. These entries are then revalued when you post the revaluation.When you invoice the revalued entry, the following value entries are created: The usual invoiced value entry with an entry type of Direct Cost. The cost amount on this entry is the direct costfrom the source line. A value entry with an entry type of Variance. This entry records the difference between the invoiced cost and therevalued standard cost. A value entry with an entry type of Revaluation. This entry records the reversal of the revaluation of the expectedcost.
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