How to Export Stock Summary Report in ManufApp
🎯 Objective
To guide users on how to export the Stock Summary Report in ManufApp. This helps generate structured inventory data for analysis, audits, and external reporting in a convenient Excel format.
Step 1: Go to Stock Summary

Step 2: Apply Filters (Optional but Recommended)

Step 3: Click the Export Icon

Step 4: Choose Export Period
⚠️ If no filters are applied, the system will show a warning: “No Filters selected. Add filters for a concise report.”

Step 5: Click “Export”
Once your date range is selected, click the Export button.
A .xlsx file will be downloaded to your device.

đź“„ Sample Export Includes Columns Like:
Item Code & Name
Item Group & Type
Opening Stock
Inward / Outward quantities
Adjustments
Closing Balance
Units (piece, kg, meter, etc.)
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