Introduction to MS Dynamics NAV IV. Ing.J.Skorkovský,CSc. MASARYK UNIVERSITY BRNO, Czech Republic Faculty of economics and business administration Department.

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Introduction to MS Dynamics NAV IV. Ing.J.Skorkovský,CSc. MASARYK UNIVERSITY BRNO, Czech Republic Faculty of economics and business administration Department of corporate economy

How to create a new Item card After filter 19* is applied

How to create a new Item card Open chosen card (e.g W) by use of keyboard shortcut Shift-F5 and from the menu Edit use Select function and you will get

How to create a new Item card Ctrl-C (Item card picture is cut into clipboard) F3 in order to create new card Ctrl-V (Item picture is pasted from clipboard into new Item card) You will get message Item card 1964-W already exists You push OK You will get another error message Item card could not be pasted. Do not care and make Ok again Change original number 1964-W to X1 (for instance) Change name to Component 1 (for instance) In Unit of Measure field make a choice by use of F6 to Pcs and OK and then ENTER to confirm your choice Tab Invoice->and change by F6 to Costing method FIFO and confirm by ENTER Tab Replenishment ->make a choice of you principal Vendor (by use of F6)

Results And it's done

How to create a simple Purchase Order Purchase menu Order Processing->Orders F3 to create new document- by confirming by use of ENTER a new and unique document number is created Look-up by use of F6 from the field Vendor Chosen Vendor must be confirmed by one click on the key Enter Lines->Type Item->from the field No. By use of F6 pick your chosen item - >ENTER to confirm your choice (in this Intro section use X1) Enter stock location BLUE and specify Quantity of the Item Enter 10 pcs and enter price 1,0 See Statistics of this document by F9 Button Print->Order Confirmation->Preview Post it by use of F11 Make a choice (for this first simple purchase order model)

Created first Purchase Order Use the same steps for posting as it was presented in Introduction III. !!!!! – F11 and use Receive and Invoice.

Created second Purchase Order Use the same steps for posting as it was presented in Introduction III. !!!!! – F11 and use Receive and Invoice. Mind you, that we have changed Vendor Invoice number and Direct Unit Cost as well !! – Post it by F11 !!!!

Sales Order (to sell 11 pcs of X1) Use the same steps to create Sales Order as it was presented in Intro II. !!!!! – F11 and use Receive and Invoice. Enter Units price to 4,0 !!!!!

X1 Item Ledger Entries in order to see applications Ctrl- F5 Cost Amount actual = 12=10x1,0 + 1x2,0 Remaining Quantity =9=20-11 Open=YES (ticked) means, that you Can still apply 9 pcs from this entry

Impacts to G/L (General Ledger Entries) 7110 Purchase Retail Domestic 5630 Purchase VAT 25% 5410 Vendor Domestic 10,00 20,00 12,50 25,00 2,50 5,00 1st Purchase order 2nd Purchase order

Inventory value

Cost history Unit Cost=Cost Amount (Actual) /Quantity Unit Cost This field is calculated by the program and it shows the average cost for this entry. It is calculated by dividing the sum of the Cost Amount (Expected) and Cost Amount (Actual) fields by the quantity.

End of the section IV.