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Jeremy Curran CMRP
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1/31/2020 8:39 PM
I am having a hard time correcting bins in pars in lawson.
I am correcting a par that has some jumbled bins.
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Current : Item#42119 Body Wash is Sequence number 290 and Bin 01D06
I need to move this item to Bin 01D03
However, there is already an item in 01D03 that i haven't updated yet, sequence 260.
Do i really need to delete one of these to be able to move the other, then add back in correct bin? Also, that throws sequencing out of wack. Why is there even a sequence number when using a bin location?
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2/19/2020 9:49 PM
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Yes - you really need to move the item first. I upload top to bottom - then sort Z-A on what didn't change and try it that way.
Seq - Bins are in order of the shelf. But if you have A-B next to each other, and C-D across - or in a U shape - A-D you can use Seq to make them appear A, C, D, B or A, D, C, B etc. So walking the walls never loops back on itself.
No one I've ever met actually does that, but that's what the function seems to be.
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