Print Purchase Listing
To print a Purchase Listing report, click on Purchase in the shortcut menu, then click on Print Purchase Listing.
The Print Purchase Listing form allows you to print Purchase Listings that you created in the Purchase entry form.
To print a Purchase Listing report, select a vendor, or "(All Vendors)" from the prompt for Vendor. Then click View or Print.
The Purchase Listing form has the following prompts:
| Vendor: |
| Select a vendor to see purchases only from that vendor, or "(All Vendors)", to see purchases only from all vendors. |
| Product: |
| Select a product to see purchases of only that product, or "(All Products)", to see purchases of all products. |
| Payment Method: |
| Select the method of payment for purchase transactions to list. |
| List Extra Purchases Only: |
| Check to list extra purchases only. Extra purchases are items purchased for a job that were not included in the original job estimate. Note that when you check the Extra Purchases Only option, the title of the report is changed to Extra Purchase Listing. |
| View button |
| Click View to view a print image of the Purchase Listing report the report viewer form. |
| Print button |
| Click Print to print the Purchase Listing report. |
| Exit button |
| Click Exit to close the form. |
The printed Purchase Listing report includes the following information, which is entered in the Purchase entry form:
| Vendor |
| The vendor for the purchase. |
| Ref No |
| The vendor's reference (invoice) number. |
| Date |
| The Purchase date. |
| Method |
| The method of payment for the purchase: On Account, Check, or Credit Card. |
| Product |
| The job item product, if one is entered; otherwise the item name. The item name and the product is entered in the Job Edit Job Estimate form. The product information is entered in the Product entry form. |
| Count |
| The count of the item purchased. |
| Unit |
| The count units of the item purchased. |
| Cost |
| The unit price for the item purchased. |
| Total |
| The extended item cost, equal to the Count x Cost. |