Barcode Count Import
Stock take count import file
The file must be a semi-colon ; separated file.
The heading can be left in the import file.
The fields are as follows,
Description column must exist but does not need to have a value
|
Bar Code |
Description (Not required) |
Quantity |
|
6009802069776 |
Stock Item 1 description |
20 |
|
6009802069813 |
Stock Item 2 description |
3 |
Please Note : The import file must be for the applicable warehouse.
Once you have scanned your products using a scanner, and have the export file.
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You will need to take the file to Excel and configure it in columns
Then add in a header and a column between the Barcode and quantity
Check that the file in Excel is correct, correct any problems
It may be easier to delete the line that is giving a problem as Excel looks at this as a large number
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Format the Excel sheet so that it looks like this
1.Using text to columns to separate fields
2.Format Barcode field to be a number field without decimals and comma separator
3.Insert column for Description
4.Insert Header
5.Save your file as a Excel sheet
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Now to create the CSV file
1.Rename your file with a _1 to show first attempt
2.Click on save as to save as CSV file
3.Close the Excel sheet
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There will be three files now
Open the csv file in notepad to check that the seperator is semi colon ( ; )
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If the file is separated with a comma then replace all with semi colon
Once the file is with semi colon separated then it is ready for import
Save and close file
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Go back to your stock take and open up
1.Click on Import stock count
2.Make sure you tick By Barcode
3.Select the csv file
4.Click on Upload
5.Click on import
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After import the file will show any errors
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You can do some random checks
Save your stock take and then continue to complete
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