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Using Price Sheet Setup

Adding base or special items

1. When you first enter the Price Sheet Setup function a Select An Option window will appear with the following options:

Select BASE ITEMS or SPECIAL ITEMS.

3. An Items table will appear. An indicator column will display an asterisk (*) to indicate whether the item is included as a base price or special item. The items already designated as being on the list (if any) will have an asterisk (*) in the left column. The following information is displayed for each saleable item:

 

To include or remove an item as a base or special item:

Press F10 when you are finished selecting items.

4. Command options will appear:

 

 

To create a customer price sheet

1. When you first enter the Price Sheet Setup function a Select An Option window will appear with the following options:

 

Select CUSTOMER ITEMS.

2. A Select An Option window will display with the following options:

If you are uncertain of the customer code, see Navigating Net Yield - Selecting a Customer ID Code.

 

Scroll to the customer to modify a customer price sheet and press Enter or select ADD CUSTOMER to add a new customer price list.

If a customer ID is entered for a customer that already has a price sheet the following message will appear: "List already exists for this customer!!! Space bar to continue." Press the space bar and scroll to the customer for the list and press Enter or enter a different customer ID.

4. An Items window will appear displaying the following information for all salable items:

 

The items already designated as being a customer item will have an asterisk (*) in the left column. A “B” will display if the item was added as a base item or an “S” if the item was added as a special item.

At this point the list can be modified:

 

When finished press F10 to continue.

Note: A quick way to build a customer item list is to use the Rebuild Ordering History as a model for the customer item list. Additionally, the Remove from Ordering History can be used to remove items that do not need to be included on the customer price list prior to using the Rebuild Ordering History function.

Note: Items with a 'fixed price" price exception will print on the price sheet regardless of it being selected as a base, special or customer item.

Use the Available Actions links below for further information.

 

Available Actions Printing

 

Security Required : Sales - Price Sheets

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