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| Leave the default settings as they are, or change them to fit your needs, such as using a contract range or telling CATS not to check the unit weight against the grade code unit weight. [{{: | Leave the default settings as they are, or change them to fit your needs, such as using a contract range or telling CATS not to check the unit weight against the grade code unit weight. [{{: | ||
| - | You will be shown a printout of any issues the recalculation finds with units and weights. | + | You will be shown a printout of any issues the recalculation finds with units and weights, overbought or oversold inventory, and more. |
| ====Calculating the Accounting-Based Inventory==== | ====Calculating the Accounting-Based Inventory==== | ||
| + | The accounting-based inventory calculation uses the units and weight on posted purchase invoices in CATS, minus the units and weight on sales invoices in CATS for each contract. To determine the current inventory amounts, you would need to print either an **Open Position** report or an **Inventory** report. These reports have very similar features and data options available on both. For the purposes of this example, we will use an **Inventory** report. | ||
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| + | Print an Inventory report. | ||
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| ====Calculating the Traffic-Based Inventory==== | ====Calculating the Traffic-Based Inventory==== | ||