Thanks for the reply. How can we solve this?

1. Suppose if I want to know the Unit price of a Product after updating the Landed cost, how can I know that?

2. While I am doing the Sales also, the product cost is showing without adding the Landed Cost. After the first sales only, the actual cost is getting updated. That could make mistakes in the COGS account?

1. Use the Inventory Valuation. 2. COGS is correct because it is calculated based on the Inventory Valuation information, not the product cost. Remember you can deliver three products all with different costs, so using the product cost won't work for COGS.

Thanks Ray for clarifying. I'm in this boat now answering my client.
Question:
Has anyone tried to bring in the stock valuation to the product for display next to the cost? Does this make sense or does it defy the FIFO principle al together?
Does it make sense to calculate sales margins on stock valuation? has anyone tried it?

I will be avoiding customization but I was just wondering what the repercussions might be if client is interested in this route.

Thank you, that was the key. The "hint" on the "cost" entry on the product says that it is the "value of the NEXT unit that will leave the stock". That isn't true.

"the LAST product delivered" is relevant for v13. "the NEXT unit that will leave the stock" is relevant for v14 and higher. We made this change due to wanting the cost information to be relevant to what will happen NOW or IN THE FUTURE instead of THE PAST.

Hi, I have a partner who asks for the same thing, his valuation is done in FIFO and when he buys an item and wants to resell it, the cost of the item is not updated, it takes the last cost in the file of article and only with the following order it recovers the cost of the purchase.