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Estimating vs. Weighing – Why weigh your bottles?

There are two ways to count partial bottles and kegs. The simplest is to enter partial bottles using decimal

notation (e.g., .5). However, this method requires you to estimate how much liquor is in a bottle, keg or

other container. This is generally okay when you're doing a Full Inventory and the margin of error is balanced

out over a large quantity. But to be more accurate, you might consider weighing your bottles. If you are trying

to narrow down on a specific problem area and want an extremely accurate count, you can weigh partial

bottles and add the amounts by weight.

The example below shows the difference when you estimate the quantity versus weighing the bottles.

In this example you have two bottles of

1. For the first, half full bottle of

Item to your Inventory.

2. You place the second bottle on your approved

3. The scale detects the weight of 44.37 oz. Press the

4. Notice how the value of each Item is different.

you would have had to enter .533 and not. .5 Bottles.

Note: You do not have to weigh every partial bottle, only those where you want a more precise quantity.

The same Inventory can contain Items that are counted by the bottle, the partial bottle where you estimate

the amount (e.g., .75) as well as Items where you weigh the bottles to get a very exact amount.

. They both appear to be half full:

Absolut

you simply enter .5 and

Absolut,

Bluetooth

press the

digital scale.

button to add the Item to your Inventory.

If you had estimated the second bottle precisely

button to add the

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