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Scenario 1 Compose Inventory 410 and 220 into Build Inventory 100 successfully.
Sample: Inventory 410 and 220 has on hand quantity of 10 and 20, with current value $100 and $300.
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Inventory Name
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Quantity
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Unit Cost
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Amount
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100
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10
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$1
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$10
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410
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-1
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$10
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-$10
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220
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-1
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$0.00
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$0.00
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Out of Balance
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$0.00
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Scenario 2 Build Inventory will not be saved if deducted value exceeds the current value.
Sample: Current value of Inventory 410 is $100.00 only, but the following transaction has $1000 to be deducted, therefore, warning of “The Current Value of your Inventory (410) may not be less than zero!”
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Inventory Name Quantity Unit Cost Amount
100 10 $100 $1000
410 -1 $1000 -$1000
220 -1 $0.00 $0.00
Out of Balance $0.00
Scenario 3 Build Inventory without value changing
Sample: Even when there is no value change in Build Inventory Transactions, it’s still an equation where only the quantity of each inventory changes.
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Inventory Name Quantity Unit Cost Amount
100 10 $0.00 $0.00
410 -1 $0.00 $0.00
220 -1 $0.00 $0.00
Out of Balance $0.00
Scenario 4 Disassemble a Build Inventory
User need to input negative number in the Build Inventory field for disassembling.
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Whatever user inputs, build item's amount balance – items required to build = 0
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