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# Cost Center Item Summary
The **Cost Center Item Summary** report provides a summarised view of items associated with each cost center during a specified period. It captures item-wise quantities and the corresponding costs incurred by individual cost center based on inventory consumption, issue transactions, or other recorded item movements.
## Steps to View the Cost Center Item Summary
Step 1: Navigate to the **Analysis** menu in the **Inventory** module.
1. Select **Cost Center Item Summary**.
* The **Cost Center Item Summary** screen will be displayed.
Step 2: After opening the report page, apply the necessary filters to retrieve the desired information.
* The report supports multiple filters, allowing users to customise the report according to their analysis requirements.
Step 3: Use the Funnel Filter.
* The **Funnel Filter** allows users to refine the report further by applying specific search criteria.
1. Use the Group By Option
The **Group By** drop-down allows users to organise and summarise report data in different ways.
Step 4: After selecting the required filters and grouping options, click **Display** button.
1. The system will display the **Cost Center Item Summary** report based on the selected criteria.
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