A1.63 : Where is the Recalculate Stock Costing?
Question: After I upgraded to AutoCount 2.1, I can’t find the Recalculate Stock Costing. Where is it?
Answer:
The Recalculate Stock Costing is moved to Stock Costing Options.
Go to Tools > Stock Costing Options.
Under Costing Calculation Option tab, enable Standard Stock Costing Calculation, and click on Recalculate Stock Costing.
Now, you can click on Calculate, to recalculate the stock costing.
--Source from AutoCount Wiki --
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