If you set the "Adjustment Type" to "Quantity" (as seen in my video), then you are telling QuickBooks you are about to adjust the quantity of inventory either up or down (and by definition, the quantity difference can't be zero). So if you are trying to save with a quantity difference of zero, QuickBooks gives you a warning that you can't save a blank transaction. The "New Quantity" value must be different from the "Quantity on Hand" value.
How about if i increase it instead of dicreas
Why can't you save when the quantity difference is zero?
If you set the "Adjustment Type" to "Quantity" (as seen in my video), then you are telling QuickBooks you are about to adjust the quantity of inventory either up or down (and by definition, the quantity difference can't be zero). So if you are trying to save with a quantity difference of zero, QuickBooks gives you a warning that you can't save a blank transaction. The "New Quantity" value must be different from the "Quantity on Hand" value.
How do you return item if it’s expired?
If the expired item will be discarded, the process is the same.
@@RexJacobsen okay thank you for responding