What i have done to try and failed:
In top right in viewport, selected Origins
In panel put -2.4 the value i wanted in Z. The whole object moves instead of only the origin.
I can move the pivot in viewport and the respective coordinate in N panel strangely changes the values but that way i cannot be precise.
Hi. You can make use of 3D Cursor, itās very useful for such things.
Thanks. Blender great power make it a bigger disappointment its lack of logic and coherence.
This may seem a bit unintuiveā¦ but after setting the origins only while moving the pivot point (with G) you see the coordinats changing in the (now well know 
) n-panel because they are equal to the pivot pointā¦
But changing this coordinates in the n-panel changes the location and not the pivot point ā¦ so Blender is correctly showing the coordinate of the location of the object which do change because you changed the pivot point.
But the last comand option panel comes to you help because this is showing the Move-ment of the just done operationā¦ moving the pivot pointā¦ and so you can input the values preciselyā¦
Sometimes someone can learn from resconsidering the situation after some actions happened. For me also not everything happens as i thought it would be inthe first placeā¦
Thank you indeed, it works with the other panel.
That last command panel was not showing up when i used it. Is this possible to occur?
Still do not explain the lack of coherence in the interface mechanism including the n-panel.
These dispersed functionalities make no sense for an efficient interface, learning, discoverability and i can even think of difficulties with coding work.
After the positive 2.8 work jump there is a need of a new jump with integration.
Iām afraid such statements should be followed by what ācoherentā interface should look like.
The way I understand the logic here (could be wrong of course):
N-panel (and Object Properties) shows current object data. Adjust Last Operation (F9) panel sets values for an Operation.
You can directly manipulate object data, but it would not be considered a Move operation.
Hence, you canāt affect only origins through it, because it wouldnāt make any sense - origin is the center of Objectās coordinates - geometric data is described relative to it and moves though Global space with it.
But if you perform a āspecialā Move action that specifically offsets Geometry as Origin moves through spaceā¦ thatās an Operation and it has its own place.
Just coordinates should all be in one place. Not in 3 places. It was bizarre when adjusting pivot, its coordinates move in N panel but you cannot use it.
Why āoperationā āmoveā have to be exposed to the user in different places?
I worked with Softimage and many other applications and all this scattered approach to interface was non existent. It was not the sun on earth but interface wise was miles ahead in coherence. Even 3dsMax i donāt like is much better. Basically you have 1 place to put coordinates in Softimage or Max and 3 in Blender
Iām assuming that Transforms are in the N-panel, because itās more accessible. Properties panel is normally opened at Modifiers or Materialsā¦ or practically any other tab than Object Data 
Yes itās duplicating the fields from Object Data but itās simply convenient.
And Adjust Last Operation panel shows a completely different type of information. You donāt āset the coordinatesā with it. You perform a move operation.
Youāre not just āadjusting pivotā, youāre moving the Origin Point and at the same time moving its geometry data in the opposite direction (at least, I assume that what has to happen to make it possible at all).
I tried to explainā¦
Anyway whatās so bad to have an all time showing object coordinate in the Object Properties
and a context dependend in the N-panel (showing the same if in object mode)? If you change the orientation in one of the three (for example last operatorā¦) then you can see the global and the locale changesā¦ you donāt use itā¦ so everbody donāt need it ? Conclussion ā this should be so and soā¦
But this seems to be one of this cases of advise resistanceā¦
The asked information was givenā¦ why lament about itā¦ If the other software are so much better in interfaceā¦ then just use thatā¦ and stop arguingā¦
Maybe nomen-est-omen ?? Bully-it ???
Why you continue with irrelevant information to the case?
Other DCC applications also change the pivot position. The problem is that contrary to Max and Softimage the DCC i remind better Blender do not have a place in the interface.
You click(or use keyword) in center(pivot) object, point, edge, polygon(face in Blender) - and the sample button even have options for polygon islands and other stuff i donāt remember.
The you fill the data you want in the SRT data fieds.
Your problem is solved, right? I donāt think much more can be accomplished here
Thereās an āAlign Toolsā addon which allows you set the pivot point coords directly. You need to enable it via the preferences.
It might allow you to do what you want in one go, but it might require a couple of steps, e.g centre origin to geometry (either using the addon or Blenderās exsing Object > Set Origin > Origin to Geometry menu or using the addon), the using the addon, choosing Pivot, Min and X and Z axes (or Y and Z).
Video showing other features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XicAUZ3GAA8
It would be nice if Blender had an āOrigin to Baseā function.
