How do I find the variance for my inventory count?

That report is embedded into the Physical Parts Inventory Process tab.

Once you enter the Inventory ID of the inventory, you will see the ability to print the reports using either the count variance option or the value variance option, then selecting print.

Alternatively, there is a report under the Parts section that will also give you the variances.  This report is named "Cycle Count Variance" and you will need to make sure you have access to the report in your user's security settings.

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