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For example, with a small balance of goods in the warehouse, the goods are bought in addition, but it is possible that it will be with a different purchase price. For example, in the warehouse there are 5 items of goods that were purchased at a price of $5 per unit, and a new supply (50 pcs.) at a price of $7. But the sale price, for example, remained the same as $10.
How do I correctly calculate the margin? if there can be 15 items in one order (5 pieces - $5 each and 10 pieces - $7 each)
Good afternoon! For example, with a small balance of goods in the warehouse, the goods are bought in addition, but it is possible that it will be with a different purchase price. For example, in the warehouse there are 5 items of goods that were purchased at a price of $5 per unit, and a new supply (50 pcs.) at a price of $7. But the sale price, for example, remained the same as $10. How do I correctly calculate the margin? if there can be 15 items in one order (5 pieces - $5 each and 10 pieces - $7 each)
Try using the action http://i.imgur.com/1Ru77ok.png You can put on the procedure. Depending on the settings, the action can even pull up the arithmetic average of the purchase prices of the added items
Try using the action http://i.imgur.com/1Ru77ok.png
You can put on the procedure.
Depending on the settings, the action can even pull up the arithmetic average of the purchase prices of the added items
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