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StockGetQuantity() Returns the quantity in stock of the selected stock item. Syntax StockGetQuantity([<lFree>], [<nID>], [<cAssignment>] ) --> nQuantity Arguments <lFree> --> If TRUE is passed to this function the quantity of stock free (available for sale) is returned. Otherwise the quantity physically in stock is returned. If this parameter is not passed, the physical stock quantity is returned by default. <nID> --> If Stock Tracing is activated, you can specify the Property ID as a number. The function will then return the quantity in stock for the specified property. For example, if the ID number refers to a batch, the function will return the total quantity assigned to the selected batch. <cAssignment> --> If Stock Tracing is activated, you can specify the assignment to locate and return the quantity in stock for that assignment only. If you specify the assignment description you must also specify a property ID. For example, if the 7th property is "Fabric" and you specify "Velvet", this function will return the quantity in stock of Fabric of type Velvet. Returns Returns the quantity in stock. Description Returns the physically allocated stock for the currently selected stock item, or the free stock quantity. Free stock is physical stock less any allocations in the system. You can also use this function to return the quantity in stock of a specific size, colour, style, fabric, batch, etc. If the specified item is not found, zero is returned.
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Return StockGetQuantity(FALSE, 9, "Blue") ____________________________ Related Topics |
For Portional Pricing specify the size or
length of the portion, not the description of the portion. For
example, if the portion is 5.5 and the description of the portion
is *5.50 metres, you must pass "5.5" and not "*5.50 metres" to this
function.