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1 Displaying Open Purchase Orders (F/Y 11). 2 At the end of this course, you should be able to: –Run a Location specific report of all Open Purchase.

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Page 1: 1 Displaying Open Purchase Orders (F/Y 11). 2  At the end of this course, you should be able to: –Run a Location specific report of all Open Purchase.

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Displaying Displaying Open Purchase Orders Open Purchase Orders

(F/Y 11)(F/Y 11)

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At the end of this course, you should be able to:

– Run a Location specific report of all Open Purchase Orders for Fiscal Year 11 (2010/2011)

Course ObjectivesCourse Objectives

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Purchasing Documents per Purchasing Documents per Document Number Report - ME2NDocument Number Report - ME2N

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Process TransactionProcess Transaction

Enter Transaction “ME2N”

Then Hit the “Enter” key

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Beginning your report criteria selections.Beginning your report criteria selections.

When the Purchasing Number per Document Number screen displays, Click on the “Get Variant” icon.

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Finding the VariantFinding the Variant

The “Find Variant” box will display with your Personnel Number in it.

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Finding the VariantFinding the Variant

Remove your Personnel Number

Then Click the “Execute” icon.

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Selecting the VariantSelecting the Variant

In the Variant Directory, scroll down until you find the “Open FY11 PO” Variant.

Double-click on this variant or highlight it and “Green Check”.

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Running the reportRunning the report

When the screen displays you can see that it defaults to Plant 1000, Document Type “Not Equal to UB”, Document Date range 07/01/2010

– 06/30/2011 and it indicates one active item in Dynamic Selection.

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Dynamic SelectionsDynamic Selections

Click on the “Dynamic Selection” (1 active) icon.

Selections for Deletion Indicator and Storage Location will display.

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Dynamic SelectionsDynamic Selections

Leave the Deletion Indicator set as “Not Equal to L”. This will filter out any Purchase Orders marked for Deletion.

Next enter your facility’s “Storage Location” Number.

Then Click the “Execute” icon.

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Report DisplayReport Display

When report has completed it’s initial run it will display as follows:

Next step will be to Click on the “More” icon.

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Selecting Account AssignmentSelecting Account Assignment

When the selections display box comes up, you need to scroll down to the “Account Assignment” selection and Click on it.

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Report DisplayReport Display

Screen will display as follows:

Click the “More” icon again.

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Choosing the LayoutChoosing the Layout

When the selections display, scroll down and Click on “Choose Layout”.

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Choosing the LayoutChoosing the Layout

In the Choose Layout box, scroll down until you find the “/Open FY11PO” Layout.

Double-click on this layout or highlight it and

“Green Check”.

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Report DisplayReport Display

Screen will display as follows:

As you can see, the display now shows the “To be del. (delivered)” and “To be inv. (invoiced)” values to the right.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

There is an additional “Fund” filter set up in this layout. You can view this by Clicking on the “Set Filter” icon

which will take you into the actual Filter selection area where you can make additional selections if necessary.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

This displays the current “Define Filter Criteria” selections – you can see “Fund” is in the left-hand column.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

If you want to see details of the “Fund” filter selection you will need to Click on the “2nd Step: Determine Values for Filter Criteria” icon.

The Fund layout filter is currently set to view only Funds 1000 through 1999. This setting filters out any Capital or Grants funds so they do not display.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Just “Green Check” to return to the report layout.

NOTE: Be very careful when using this layout so that you do not change the settings for other people. Save a personal layout when making changes to Filter Selections.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

To limit this report to open values only, you need to also filter the report by entering values for the “To be del.” and “To be inv.” “> 0.00” which will remove any Purchase Orders, with values equal to 0.00, from this report.

For 45 series Purchase Orders you should run the report filtering out any “To be del.” values > 0.00.

For 75 series Purchase Orders you should run the report filtering out any “To be inv.” values > 0.00.

For this next example we will filter out 45 series POs with To be del. values greater than 0.00.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Click on the “Set Filter” icon again.

Highlight the “Purchasing Document” field then Click the “Move Left” Arrow to select it.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Selection will move to the left.

Before setting the filter values for this item we will pull over our next filter selection.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Highlight the “Still to be delivered (value)” field then Click the “Move Left” Arrow to select it.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Selection will move to the left.

Now we will go back into the details of the filter selections by Clicking on the “2nd Step: Determine Values for Filter Criteria” icon again.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

This time, you will see options for all three of our filter selections (Purchasing Document, Fund, and Still to be delivered (value)). The Currency selection appears automatically whenever a value filter is chosen. Leave that set as “USD”.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

In the Purchasing Document section we will enter “45*” which will bring back any Purchase Orders beginning with “45”.

In the Still to be delivered (value) section we will click on the Yellow Multiple Selection icon (arrow).

Under the “Select Single Values” tab Click on the tan square to the left of the Single Value.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Highlight the “Greater Than” selection.

Next “Green Check”

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Value 0.00 will default – leave as is.

Click the “Execute” icon.

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Setting up FiltersSetting up Filters

Your screen should look like this:

“Green Check” again.

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Final ReportFinal Report

When the report displays again, you can see that the filters have cleaned up your report so you only see the item(s) that needs review.

Report is now complete and can be exported to Excel or saved.

To pull your 75 series Purchase Orders just follow the same process replacing 45* value with “75*” and the To be del. values > 0.00 with the “To be inv. values” “> 0.00”.

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Final ReportFinal Report

REMEMBER: You can change filter settings as needed but please do not save over the existing layout.

Be sure to run this report, at the very least, monthly and submit any changes to the Purchasing Department.

Consistent processing of changes will:o Eliminate the backlog of changes that need to be done

at the end of each fiscal year.o Release any unused dollars back to your budget for re-

use.o Prevent loss of funds back to General Fund because

PO was not cleaned up until after the end of the fiscal year.

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Use Report Selection Criteria to:

– Limit the amount of information the report retrieves

– Make your report as specific as possible

Selection Criteria Examples:– Document Type

– Plant

– Document Date Range

– Funds

– To be del. Values

– To be inv. Values

Report Selection Criteria ReviewReport Selection Criteria Review

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Easy way to interrupt a report that may be

taking too long to run.

Note: Do NOT use Ctrl+Alt+Del on your keyboard to stop a process

Timing Out a ReportTiming Out a Report

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Drill-down, choose details

Sort in ascending order

Sort in descending order

Select all

Deselect all

Dynamic selections

Set filter

Expanded totals

Totals lines only

Current variants

Selection options

Multiple selections

Report ButtonsReport Buttons

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Jessica’sWeeklyReport

A variant is similar to a report template

It is a set of criteria that determines the content of a report

You can create variants by defining the fields and the data that you want to populate in the report

Using a variant, you can define which rows, text and columns appearon your report

Some reports have specially createdvariants that you can use

VariantsVariants

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Variants are alternative report displays set up by specifying selection criteria

Variants reduce data-entry time

Variants allow users to access only the information that is relevant to their area, department, plant, sales organization

A report may have any number of variants

Variants can be user-specific or they can be accessible to all users – i.e. Department wide

Benefits of VariantsBenefits of Variants

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You should now be able to:

Set up and run an Open Purchase Order report for

Fiscal Year 11.

Remember, this process also applies to the Open

Purchase Order reports for Fiscal Years 09 & 10.

Take some time to review ALL Open Purchase

Orders and take any steps necessary resolve

outstanding issues.

Course ReviewCourse Review