Grouping the scanned item quantity.

Jul 10, 2008 8 Replies

On POS screen of RMS 2.0, how can 2 identical items scanned separately display the qty of 2 in a single item, not as 2 separate items. Or if it's easier, the recipt prints out in group is fine too.



Thank you in advance for your help.


Either way this would require customization. If you are interested please contact me for an estimate.

I have wondered this fo a long time. If an item is scanned 20 times (20 line items), can it display on the receipt as 20 @?

Flash,

I agree with you that this should be an included function. In the mean time, if you want a quick workaround, Count how many of the same item you have. If you have ten of one item enter 10* and then enter or scan your ILC. That will put that item on the transaction with a quantity of 10. I use it all the time and it saves a lot of double entry and receipt paper.

Yes that definitely helps, but I am trying to resolve the issue permanently by making the modification to the program. I will share the strategies and plans with you guys as I find out more infomration.

My first approach is try> Flash,

FLASH & Jason I was kicking around the idea of making this tool with my co-workers, my boss heard it and loved it. He said I could make a special deal if you are interested. We calculated it would take about a $1000 to make this thing come to life. He said I could offer the chance to have this tool made if one or both of you wanted to cover the costs. Don't know if it interests you or not but thought I'd throw it out there.

Hello, Flash, Jason and Ryan, I was just reading the newsgroup again at 5:30 pm and it was to late to call this guy at

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about the same item control add on that they already have out there for about $190.00 for 1-3 lanes but it requires version 2.0.

Ryan you can get a 40% discount if you are a partner. So tell your boss if that is something that you may want to consider.

I have been looking for about 5 months for all kinds of RMS add ons and just happen to remember to that someone has already had one that you'll might be interested in.

Let me know if this helps.

Thanks Steve

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