1.Ā Lot Size 2.Ā Reorder Point 3.Ā Reorder Quantity
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Our goal is to make sure we’ve updated all of our items as of a certain date – then, be able to run a report every X months to make sure we update “any items not updated within the last Y months.”
We have several people working on this at the same time – it’s hard for us to know “what items still need updating?” without keeping a separate Excel sheet.
Any thoughts or suggestions how to do this better?Ā Ā
Is the change log a good approach?Ā Is that reportable?
Thanks,
-Kevin
—————————— Kevin Brennan Director of IT at Mayco Colors Hilliard, OH ——————————
Steven Chinsky
Member
October 9, 2021 at 7:51 PM
Kevin,
If I follow you, you want to run a report every few months to see if 3 fields have be modified by a certain date. Change Log will record modifications to the 3 fields by date/time. This is a good way to achieve this requirement. You can create a Jet Report to produce the information from the Change Log and Item Card.
Thanks, Steve
—————————— Steven Chinsky Manager Wipfli Mansfield MA NAVUG/BC Programming Committee Member NAVUG All-Star, Granite Award Recipient, MCP, DCMP —————————— ——————————————-
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