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  • job Costing question

    hi i m working on jobs costing Anybody help to explain in shortcut or easy way , why should i use the following Calculate Job WIP Value Post WIP value to G/L Calculate Job Reconginition and Post Job Recongnition to G/L if i dont use what will happen give your valueable suggestions thanks
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by bsarahim on Jan 30, 2008
    Filed under: Jobs, Job Cost
  • New Version of Job Costing

    I was wondering if anyone had heard anything in relation to the fact that Jobs and Job Costing was to be totally rewritten for Nav 5.0. What I would like to know is what features are to be added to improve on the old version of Jobs. Will this version be a true Job/Project management tool????
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Beginners Forum (Forum) by dekka22 on Feb 9, 2006
    Filed under: Jobs, NAV 5.0, Job Cost
  • Re: Job Costing

    Costing in the Manufacturing Environment has always been Backward in terms of navision. If you have the Expected cost posting feature setup although it is use ful for Purchase receipts but is very trouble some in the Manufacturing Environ. You have to wait till the order is finished to get the cost even...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by Prashanth B G on Oct 16, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost, Costing
  • Re: Job Costing

    The problem is that manufacturing has an odd way of estimating costs. It all fixes up when you adjust everything, but unitl then its a real mess, and expected cost postin does not help at all. For one client, I had to rewrite the cost calculation, so that they had somewhat realistic values on the G/L...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by David Singleton on Oct 16, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Re: Job Costing

    Hi Alastair The item costs are updated upon the matching of the purchase invoice, not receipt of the goods. To write a modification to update this cost upon receipt (which I presume would be your requirement) would be very big (I would guess). From an accounts perspective you could get these figures...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by AdamRoue on Oct 14, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Job Costing

    We are using Navision 3.6 The Item card is not being updated with the cost of a finished product made from a mixture of components and sub-assemblies. We think that the cause of this is a production order for bulk sub-assemblies that has not been closed, even though we have sufficient qty on Inventory...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by Alastair Barclay on Oct 14, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Re: Job Ledg. Unit Cost <> Item Ledg. Unit Cost

    Okay, so I'm not crazy . I checked out the customization you're referring to, and I guess it will address the problem (albeit after the fact)... ...but it really seems like Navision would go through the effort one time to fix what I still think is a huge fundamental issue of their subledgers...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by Albert Robertson on Aug 27, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Re: Job Ledg. Unit Cost <> Item Ledg. Unit Cost

    Good question! But that's how it works.[xx(] The same happens is you post a sales-invoice: the cost from salesline will be base for the cust.ledger-entry's Profit, but the itemledger-entry will [probably] tell another story. What's the deal? Beats me!
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by Anfinnur on Aug 27, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Job Ledg. Unit Cost <> Item Ledg. Unit Cost

    I have a major average costing/consistency [:(!] that has been happening from 2.01b through 3.60. If someone can help me understand that maybe my expectations are inappropriate, I would be more than willing to listen and learn [8)]. June 01 - I create but don't post a Job Journal Line for the usage...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum (Forum) by Albert Robertson on Aug 27, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 3.60, Jobs, Job Cost
  • Re: Job Costing

    Hi, I think you mean Sales account ( G/L Exp. Sales Account field in Job Posting Group), not cost account. When you post Job usage (cost) you can allocate it on different cost accounts. When you post Sales Invoice you post Job Sales. If you want post Sales for G/L Expences on differents accounts you...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Valentin Gvozdev on Feb 29, 2000
    Filed under: Job Cost, navision, Jobs
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