Using lists

Lists are used in Inventory Control for reporting and inquiry. The following examples describe some of the places you can use lists:

• Selecting items for item searches on Item Search (IC30.1)

• Selecting items for reporting on inventory turnover using Inventory Turnover (IC134)

• Selecting items for reporting on item availability using Stock Status Report (IC145)

• Selecting items for reporting on field maintenance activity occurring in the Item Master file using Item Master Audit Trail (IC191)

• Selecting items for reporting on inventory valuation using Inventory Valuation (IC233)

• Selecting items for printing lists of killed items using Killed Item Report (IC243)

• Selecting items, accounting units, and accounts for reporting on item transaction history using Transaction History Report (IC220)

• Selecting items to satisfy the IFRS requirements to provide a two year FIFO inventory valuation when moving from LIFO to FIFO use IFRS FIFO Period End Valuation (IC247)

• Selecting items, accounting units, and accounts for inquiring on item transaction history using Transaction History Inquiry (IC55.1)

• Selecting items to accumulate inventory transaction amounts using Transactions by Document Type (IC287)

• Selecting accounting units and accounts for inquiring and reporting on general ledger postings using Departmental Procurement Expense Selection Inquiry (MM80) and Departmental Procurement Expense Report (MM280)

• Selecting inventory locations using:

  • Item Location Balances (IC31.1)

  • Availability by Location (IC40.1)

  • Inventory Stock Status (IC44.1)

  • Inventory Status (IC46.1)

  • Daily Transaction Summary (IC37.1)

  • Availability Report (IC223)

  • Stock Status Report (IC145)

  • Unreleased Documents (IC222)