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Actually, Rob, that might not be that difficult. We have a situation here where we buy a liquid product in pounds and stock in gallons. We asked the manufacturer for the proper conversion factor and used that. There might be some differences occur, but they are cleaned up in Cycle Counts. Bill > Mine's worse - we buy in pounds and issue in inches...figure THAT one > out..... > >> What if you set up a UM conversion record for Inches to Feet? They >> could enter the length in Inches and the system would automatically >> convert to Feet for you. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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