Cycle counting - invenotry value IC233 vs frozen total dollar amount IC175

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Johnmac
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I am in the process of conducting YE physical inventory count.

I ran an IC233 report to identify the current inventory value.

I then counted the inventory and submitted the variances (IC175). At the bottom of the IC175 report the "Location total dollar frozen" is different than the IC233 total inventory dollar amount. Shouldn't these two total dollar amounts be the same?

Johnmac
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Answer - items that are inactive in IC12 are not frozen when IC170 runs
JonA
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But items that are inactive in IC12 should also have no SOH so they wouldn't be included in the SOH value calculation in IC233.
Jon Athey - Sr. Supply Chain Analyst - Materials Management - MyMichigan Health
Johnmac
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Unfortunately some of the inactive IC12 records have SOH which is why I ran into this issue..
SCMaster-jk2
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This is an old thread but we're having the same issue. No inactive items have stock in them though. I guess I don't know how exactly to read the IC175, how is the Location Total Dollars Frozen calculated? When I sum the freeze quantities * cost, I get a much lower number than the total dollars...
Mike Bernhard
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IC175 only shows EXCEPTIONS (records where count qty <> freeze qty).
Bill Ianni
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The Location Total Dollars Frozen is a calculation of the frozen qty * the cost from ICRECEIPTS (if Company Costing Method is LIFO or FIFO) or ITEMLOC (if the costing method is AVG).
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By the way, download the ICFREEZE table if you want to see all the freeze records in Excel.