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Hello Group, I need advice. I am doing the *big* inventory -- not just books -- everything from student chairs to electric pencil sharpeners. Our procedure is to get a printout from the district's business office and then we add items that were purchased this year and delete items that are no longer here or workable. They update our inventory according to what we send them. The problem is that our book budget comes from the capital outlay account. That means that each time I order books, even single copies, they go into the computer program as a "purchased item" (the same as TVs, computers, tables, etc.) I want to suggest a way to lump the entire collection under one "item" such as "library books," or at least to break it down to Ref Books, Lib Books, Paperbacks. How does your central accounting office handle it? Since our automation program lists each holding and then prints out a summary showing the *exact* number, it would seem that the summary would work. I talked to them a couple of years ago to see if we could "lump" books together, but I think the computer software doesn't allow that. How is your *overall* inventory handled? Does it list individual sets of books, etc.? Thanks! Betty .----. Betty Hamilton, LRS | | 701 Cub Drive bhamilt@tenet.edu ____|* ~~~~~~. Brownfield TX 79316 Brownfield High School \ | (806) 637-4523 \_/\ . / \ { \ } ~