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Julie,
This is the approach we have taken to accomplish a similar task with 22/INS - Create Manual Count. We go through the "typical" steps to create the count sheets. Once they are created and ready for update, using ODBC drivers I have created a SQL query that pulls the count information from INP77 and the location assignment from INP60 (stockroom details). I then save this into an excel format and pass it on to the people responsible for doing the inventory. They are then able to sort the information however they would like. The only rule that they have is that they cannot alter any part numbers or information that has been provided on the excel sheet. Within Excel, they do a sort by location and then do the subtotal function from the Data menu and select page break between groups. This way they can get a page (or pages) for each location. The people doing the inventory then update the inventory counted in the Excel spreadsheet. We save it as comma delimited and then ftp the file to the AS/400. We then have written a program that updates counted information in the INP77 file. We then proceed within JBA with verifying the count, closing the count, and then updated inventory records via the /INS menu.
We have done this on several occassions and it has worked well for us. Our users are very please with this flexibility too.
Regards,
Carol Stone
IS Manager
KI(USA) Corp.
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