Instead of double dot I tried a comma, and “Adega” would be the name of the warehouse I have created, didnt work, just gave me a list of everything and no warehouse.
If I leave double dot like C.Consumption:C.Warehouse == “Adega” it just wont work at all… hummm
No special characters, consumption is working, warehouses are working. By data you mean anything specific? I created a couple inventory items and recipes and all seems to work very well.
So that command should work as expected? Works for you guys?
@sabata We don’t know which report you’re working on so I just gave an example to show you the filter syntax. You can follow same idea on the report you want to display for the specific warehouse.
By the way you made a mistake on your setup so it won’t display a report. You need to use colon character here.
I must be doing something wrong or missing something somewhere…
This report is in theory very simple. I have warehouses and all I want is for it to filter by the name of warehouse.
I have inventory and recipes made, I made some transactions…
If I use the code suggested I get nothing when I click preview. If I don’t use it, I get the report to work.
Consumption is based on the Warehouse set for the Department. When you sell something, the item is consumed from the Department Warehouse, in your case: “Bar / Restaurante” Warehouse. It does not consume from any other Warehouses other than the Warehouse set by the Department
If you want Consumption to work from other Warehouses, you need to move Inventory Items from one Warehouse to another using an Inventory Transaction/Document, and/or you need to set up separate Departments and sell items using those other Departments.
If you look at your Report that is giving you output, you can see that only 1 Warehouse is showing consumption.