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The journal & rules that process adjustments should process the cycle
counts.  The INP96 records are almost identical.  You would have to have a
MOVR96 (movement reason code) that distinguishes a cycle count from a
"general" adjustment.

Check your AFI extract to see if the cycle count transactions weren't posted
as general.

If you have need more help give me an email or call me.

Scott Grinstead
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Rocky Shoes & Boots
sagrinstead@rockyboots.com
740-753-9100 x541
740-753-5529 (fax)

 -----Original Message-----
From:   Pete Sorensen [mailto:PSorensen@woodcraftind.com]
Sent:   Wednesday, April 03, 2002 10:40 AM
To:     jbausers-l@midrange.com
Subject:        SYS21 -  AFI & Cycle Counts

I'm attempting to use AFI to interface Cycle Counts to Ledger.  Assumed
it used the "A" movement type, but can't get any results.  Yet Inventory
Adjustments work fine.  Any thoughts?
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