Vendor/Item F/M (POF910) field descriptions

General View   History View

Use these fields to create a vendor/item record.

General Screen

1. Warehouse

Specify the warehouse code. The entry must be a valid warehouse. The program defaults to the warehouse assigned to the terminal.

2. Vendor Number

Specify the vendor number for this record. Press F3 to display the first record for the selected warehouse.

3. Cost Class

Specify the valid cost class associated with this vendor. Press F1 to enter "None".

4. Item Number

Specify a valid item number or the item interchange number for this record. The system displays the description, costing unit of measure and buying unit of measure. Press F3 to display the first record for the selected vendor in the selected warehouse.

5. Vendor-Item Number

If the vendor uses an item code other than the item number to identify this item, enter the vendor-item number (up to 20 characters). You can print this number on the purchase order along with the IC item number. If the vendor is listed in the inventory item file as the primary vendor for this item, the vendor-item number stored in that file is displays as the default value.

6. Manual Cost

Specify the manual cost for this item. Press Enter to default to the cost stored for that item in the item file.

7. Last PO Number

Specify the last purchase order number from this vendor (up to 12 numbers).

8. Last Units

Specify number of units last purchased from this vendor.

9. Last Cost

Specify the most recent cost incurred for this item. If this vendor is listed in the inventory item file as the primary vendor for this item, the system displays the last cost stored for the item as the default value. If this is not the primary vendor, no default value is displayed.

10. Last Date

Specify the date of the most recent purchase of this item from this vendor. If this vendor is listed in the item file as the primary vendor for this item, the system displays the last purchase date stored with the item in the inventory file as the default value.

11. Lead Time

Specify the number of days of lead time required by this vendor (0-999). If this vendor is listed in the inventory item file as the primary vendor for this item, the system displays the lead time stored in the vendor file for this vendor as the default value.

At this point, you can stop entering information and allow normal processing to update the remaining fields for this program. You can press F3 to save the record to the vendor-item file.

When the system initially prompts for each time period (MTD, YTD, PYR), you can again stop entering information and allow normal processing to update the remaining fields for this program. You can then press F3 to save the record to the vendor-item file. Otherwise the system displays the History screen of the Vendor/Item F/M program. You can enter information in the following fields:

History Screen

Note: The Warehouse, Item and Vendor fields (1-3) remain at the top of the screen for reference.

4. Units Purchased

Specify the number of units of this item purchased from this vendor so far this month (0-9,999,999). This number should be based on the displayed buying unit of measure.

5. Units Returned

Specify the number of units of this item returned to this vendor so far this month (0-9,999,999). The program initially defaults to 0.

6. Dollars Purchased

Specify the dollar amount of this item purchased from this vendor so far this month (0-99,999,999.99). The program initially defaults to 0.

7. Dollars Returned

Specify the dollar amount of this item returned to this vendor so far this month (0-99,999,999.99). The program initially defaults to 0.

8. Number Of Receipts

Specify the number of purchase orders received from this vendor so far this month (0-999). The program initially defaults to 0.

9. Average Days Late

Specify the average number of days late in receiving purchase orders containing this item from this vendor so far this month (0-9999). The program initially defaults to 0.

See Also

For more detailed information on file maintenance programs, consult the following topics.

How to use file maintenance programs