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1. From the Toolbar, click Inventory.
2. From the Inventory menu, select Inventory.
3. From the Inventory Menu, select Inventory Pricing Menu.Image Added
4. Select Inventory Price Changes.Image Added
5. In the Beginning and Ending boxes, type a range of information that will limit the number of items to reprice, or leave blank to display all items.
6. In the Item Type box, type 1 for Service, 2 for Formula, 3 for Manufactured, 4 for Regular, 5 for Grain Manufactured, 6 for Grain Commodity, or 7 for Grain Formula.
7. In the Include Active Inventory Items Only? box, type Y to limit the selection of inventory items to only those with a Y for active status code set, or type N to include both active and inactive items in the selection of inventory items.
8. In the Price Each Location Separately? box, type Y to set prices and/or the market cost for each location, or type N to set the price boxes and/or market cost box to the same values for all location codes.
9. In the Save Current Prices Prior To New Calculations?", type Y to create a price schedule for each individual item with the old selling price, or type N to continue without creating a price schedule.
10. Click OK.Image Added
11. Select Extended Price Update.Image Added
12. Select Retail, WarehouseExtended Option: Cash, Charge, or Both Price Values.Image Added
13. In the Printer box, type the number associated to the place you want your report to print.
14. In the Print Type box, type the number associated to the characters per inch to print the report in.
15. In the Copies box, type the number of copies of the report you want to print.
16. In the Pages From and To boxes, type the page number range you want to print the report for. Leave the boxes blank to print all pages.
17. Click OK.The Calculation Base box determines the cost or selling price box to be used in the calculation. Type 0 for Zero, 1 for FIX HERE PennyImage Added

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