The processing note's Goods table is divided into three parts. In the left part — the Expenditure section — there are goods before processing, written off from the department specified in the Supplier field of the Title tab. In the central part of table — the Receipt table — there are goods received after processing by the recipient department. On the right side — the Self-cost section — there is the self-cost of goods being processed. If after a good item is processed, you receive several items, then you should as many lines for the initial items, as many items are received after processing.
As a result of including the processing note into the workflow, the self-cost of goods written off from the Supplier department will be completely transferred to the goods received in the Recipient department.
The total amount of goods written off from the Supplier department is not necessarily equal to the amount of goods after processing. However, the total self-cost of goods received in the Recipient department is always equal to the product of the price of the goods written off from the Supplier department and its total amount, i.e. to the self-cost of these goods.
The cost is distributed depending on the share of the quantity of goods from the Expenditure section (the Quantity column) in the total quantity in the Receipt section. That is, the Recipient department receives the quantities of goods specified in the Quantity field of the receipt section. The total value of the quantity of the Expenditure section is written off. The breakdown into separate amounts of the goods written off from the Supplier department defines the cost of the goods received at the Recipient Department.

To add goods to the processing note: