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Use this form to follow up on the financial status of projects.

When you create estimates at predefined intervals, a percentage of completion is calculated on the estimate project. Based on the percentage of completion, you can post work in process (WIP) to the .

Tasks that use this form

Navigating the form

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

Tabs

Tab

Description

Overview tab

Enter and maintain estimates.

General tab

View general information about the transaction in addition to hour rates based on estimated, accumulated, and total amounts.

In the field group you can view the value-added factor and the markup factor. The value-added factor is the value-added amount as a percentage of the revenue. The markup factor is the gross margin as a factor of the total costs.

View the amounts that will be posted to profit and loss accounts if the estimate is posted now.

View the amounts that will be posted to WIP accounts if the estimate is posted now.

View the cost of hours, items, and expenses that were consumed on the estimate lines.

View the estimated, accumulated, and total hour rate of the estimates.

View information about current, remaining, and total estimates.

Buttons

Field

Description

View the cost lines for an estimate.

Create a new estimate.

Calculate an estimate.

Delete an estimate.

Post an estimate to the .

Reverse an estimate.

Eliminate an estimate.

Reverse the elimination of an estimate.

Select from the following options:

  • – View posted estimate lines.

  • – View reversed estimate lines.

Fields

Fields

Description

When you create a new control period, version number 1 is entered in this field. The version number only changes if an existing line is reversed.

The forecast model attached to the current control period. Forecast models are not mandatory information about control periods.

The percentage of completion can be calculated manually or automatically. The calculation type is defined on the control type.

The value in this field can be edited if you select manual calculation in the field in the form.

The number of hours posted to profit and loss accounts.

The value-added amount per hour.

The period code that is used as a reference.

The ending date of the period.

The status of the project.

If you change the estimate lines of the control period, this check box is selected. Click to recalculate the estimate.

Specifies whether the percentage of completion can be changed manually.

The percentage of completion displayed in this field cannot be edited.

The percentage of completion can be calculated manually or automatically. The calculation type is defined in the field in the form.

The voucher number in the ledger.

The transaction date.

The voucher number in the ledger.

The transaction date.

Define whether the WIP value should be transferred to a fixed asset, a ledger account, or a new project.

Use this Extended data type ( AccountNum) to define the length and adjustment of the ledger account. Alphanumeric characters are allowed.

  1. Enter the length of the longest possible ledger account number.

  2. Select between left adjusted and right adjusted.

Note Note

The adjustment type is important for sorting the accounts in the form.


Use this Extended data type ( AccountNum) to define the length and adjustment of the ledger account. Alphanumeric characters are allowed.

  1. Enter the length of the longest possible ledger account number.

  2. Select between left adjusted and right adjusted.

Note Note

The adjustment type is important for sorting the accounts in the form.


Use this Extended data type ( ProjIDBase) to define the length and adjustment of the project number. Project numbers are alphanumeric.

  1. Enter the number of characters of the longest possible project number.

  2. Select left adjusted or right adjusted.

The default category.

The status of the transaction.

The number of units for the transaction line.

The amount debited to the cost account and generated by transactions. For more information, see About cost.

The total amount debited to the cost and item cost accounts generated from transactions. For more information, see About costand About item cost.

The total amount debited to the cost, item cost and accrued loss accounts generated from , , and transactions. For more information, see About cost, About item cost, and About accrued loss.

The amount debited to the cost account generated from transactions. For more information, see About cost.

The amount debited to the accrued loss account generated by the estimate system from an transaction. For more information, see About accrued loss.

The amount debited to the cost value account when you post the estimate. For more information, see About WIP cost value accounts.

The amount debited to the accrued loss account when you post the estimate. For more information, see About WIP accrued loss accounts.

The sum of capitalized costs and accrued costs.

The amount debited to the cost value account when you post the estimate. For more information, see About WIP cost value accounts.

The amount debited to the cost value item account when you post the estimate. For more information, see About WIP cost value item accounts.

The total amount debited to the cost value accounts generated from transactions. For more information, see About costand About WIP cost value accounts.

The amount debited to the cost account generated from transactions. For more information, see About cost.

The total amount debited to the cost value accounts generated from transactions. For more information, see About costand About WIP cost value accounts.

The negative amount of postings to the cost value account. For more information, see About WIP cost value accounts.

The amount debited to the posting cost account generated from transactions.

The total amount debited to the cost value accounts generated from transactions. For more information, see About costand About WIP cost value accounts.

The negative amount of postings to the cost value item account. For more information, see About WIP cost value item accounts.

The total amount consumed on , , and transactions.

The total negative amount of postings to balance accounts.

The total amount debited to item accounts generated from , , and transactions. For more information, see About costand About item cost.

The negative amount of postings to the cost value account. For more information, see About WIP cost value accounts.

The amount debited to item accounts generated from transactions. For more information, see About costand About item cost.

The actual costs in the current period. The cost value is based on transactions entered for the current project.

The remaining costs in the current period. The cost value is based on transactions entered for the current project.

By setting the length of this Extended data type ( AmountMST), you can control how many characters should be available for all fields that inherit from this type.

The standard display length is set to 20 characters, and 20 decimals. If the field is set to 0, the default Windows setting is used.

Adjust the and to meet the following considerations:

  • The need to display large amounts.

  • The currencies that the company uses.

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