I've been using SQL-Ledger this year to generate customer 
invoices.  I do both consulting and hardware sales, and 
have entered various invoices since January.  Currently 
I'm on SL 1.82.

Over the past couple of days I got around to entering 
vendor invoices for this same time period (January to date).
However now I'm seeing some very strange numbers for 
"COGS / Hardware" and Inventory.

The COGS number is showing up in the Income Statement as a
huge negative expense (close to expected COGS plus consulting
income), and Inventory shows up on the Balance Sheet as a 
huge asset (it should be close to zero).

If I start at the Chart of Accounts, select Inventory / 
Hardware, and then list the transactions, I find some COGS
amounts for some (but not all) sales invoices in the Credit 
column, and various numbers that I can't relate to anything
in the Debit column.  Totals at the bottom seem unrelated
to anything on the Balance Sheet.

Does anyone have a clue where I might have screwed up, and
how to fix it?

-- Rod



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