inventory worksheet import with inventory detail alternative

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Based on the conversations, it appears that the Inventory Worksheet and Inventory Adjustment serve different purposes in NetSuite. The Inventory Worksheet is used to reset the inventory count and costing. If you input a number in the worksheet, it will change your balance to that number. For example, if you have 100 of Item A in your system and you put 10 in the worksheet, it will decrement your inventory by 90 to get to the 10. This can be a bit dangerous if not used carefully. It's typically used for initial inventory load. However, it's important to note that multi-location CSV import is not possible with Inventory Worksheet. Also, Inventory Worksheets can be imported, but not through the CSV import process. You have to go to Transactions > Inventory > Adjust Inventory Worksheet > Import. The file has to be formatted in a very specific way. On the other hand, Inventory Adjustment is used when you want to adjust the inventory by a certain number. You can simply add or subtract the quantity you want. It's typically used for inventory entries. If you counted 15 but you have 20 in NetSuite, by Adjust Inventory you will reduce quantity by 5. This is more flexible and safer to use than the Inventory Worksheet. As for the Inventory Count, it's used to check inventory. You could use this process instead of the adjustment transaction. But if you already know the variances, the adjustment transaction is the easiest. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******