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Use this form to create purchase order lines by copying lines with the current item number from open purchase orders or invoices. If the form opens in the simple view, click to open this form.

Navigating the form

The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.

Tabs

Tab

Description

Copy lines from open purchase orders.

Copy lines from a previously updated invoice.

Buttons

Button

Description

Select the inventory dimensions to display in the form by clicking > .

Fields

Field

Description

Select the specific lines that you want to copy.

Select a copy method:

  • - Copy only the item number.

  • - Copy the item number and quantity.

  • - Copy the item number, quantity, and price.

Item identification.

Specifies the attributes of an item.

Specifies the size of the item.

Specifies the color of the item.

The site where you receive the ordered items.

The site specified here is automatically copied from the purchase order lines unless you have made the site mandatory for the ordered item in the form > > form.

Specifies the warehouse in which the items are stored.

Specifies the batch number dimension.

Specifies the serial number dimension.

Quantity of items in the purchase unit.

The purchase price for the item is transferred from the Item (form).

If you have selected , the price from the purchase order line is copied.

The purchase unit is the unit in which the item is bought. The measurement cannot be changed when the purchase order has been used in one or more transactions.

There is a close relationship between the purchase unit and the inventory unit. For example, the item might be purchased in kilos and stocked in grams. The purchase unit reflects the vendor's sales unit (see the description of the field). Set up the actual conversion of the various units in the dialog box.

The line net amount is an expression of the total price of the order line after deducting discounts and adding other costs ( ). The line total is calculated as follows: quantity * (((unit price - line discount total)/price unit) + )*(100 - discount%)).

Purchase order number that the line is attached to.

Indicates how far the purchase line has progressed along its life cycle.

Created date and time

Date and time on which the record was created.

Item name retrieved from the Item (form).

Item description retrieved from the Item (form).