Print Suggested Costs/Prices (ICR410)

Use this program to print suggested costs and prices based on user specified parameters for a range of items selected by the user.

Access this program by choosing Inventory Control -->Costing & Pricing -->Print Suggested Costs/Prices.

Use the following prompts to print suggested costs and prices:

1. Order

Select the order to print costs/prices: Item, Alpha, Vendor, Item Class, Item Price Class. Press Enter (CR) to default to Item order.

2. Beginning

Enter the beginning Item, Alpha, Vendor, Item Class or Item Price Class to print, depending on the Order selected. Press F2 or $image\find_shg.gif$ to search. Press Enter (CR) or $image\ex_allft_shg.gif$ to default to FIRST.

3. Ending

Enter the ending Item, Alpha, Vendor, Item Class or Item Price Class to print, depending on the Order selected. Press F2 or $image\find_shg.gif$ to search. Press Enter (CR) or $image\ex_allrt_shg.gif$ to default to LAST.

4. Item Type

Enter the type of item to print: Stocked, Nonstocked, or Uninventoried. Press Enter (CR) to default to SNU. Press F1 or $image\all_shg.gif$ to default to ALL.

5. Vendor/ Item Price Class

Enter the vendor or item price class for which to print costs/prices. Press F2 or $image\find_shg.gif$ to search. Press F1 or $image\all_shg.gif$ to default to ALL.

6. Print

Select which types of suggested records to print: List Price, Manual Cost, Standard Price, Price Levels and Quantity Breaks. Press F1 or $image\all_shg.gif$ to default to ALL.

7. Pricing Um Scope

Enter whether to print suggested price records for All pricing UM records, Non-default pricing UM records or Default pricing UM records. This UM scope does not effect the list price or manual cost.

8. Item Description

Enter whether to print item description 1, item description 2 or Both. Press Enter (CR) to default to 1.

9. Cutoff Date

Enter the ending effective date through which to print. Suggested cost/price changes with an effective date prior to and including date entered are printed. Press Enter (CR) or $image\sysdate_shg.gif$ to default to the system date.