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Inventory Transactions with $0 Est Unit Cost that affect Avg. Costing
This is probably longer than it needs to be but this is where I'm at and I'm having a much harder time with this than expected.
All of our items are tracked by average cost. We have always had issues with employees not understanding how they can affect these costs and generally completely mess them up with slight errors of item receipts being $0, credit memo's having $0 est. unit cost ect.
I went through and painfully figured out all of the correct average costs for everything in December and then went through the long-enduring process of updating every single item (to the best of my ability) to the correct average costs.
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