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Domo arigato, reyeshe! :)

Mystery solved Here's the deal: when looking at the po-vch records, you have to keep track of the qty received & qty vouchered. When they are equal, set the V/P amount (vfBalance) to 0. Ex: vfBalance = 0. vfQty = 0. FOR EACH po-vch NO-LOCK WHERE po-vch.po-num = poitem.po-num AND...

That's the exact report, reyeshe. There's something in the report code that values POs at 0, even though they don't add up to 0 (as far as I can tell). If you (or anyone) has this report source code, or can crack this mystery, it would be very much appreciated. e@smiths-manchesterct.com Thx!

You have mail. :) Thanks for your help!

Hi reyeshe, thx for your help. I don't create POs or do any other Symix transactions, so I have no idea how these records came to be. I just do (a lot of) programming in support of Symix, such as reports & utilities. Here is an excerpt from my report, hopefully I removed all the excess...

I've been working on a report modeled after the Symix vouchers payable report. However, there is something I don't understand about it: sometimes Symix arbitrarily values a PO line at 0.00, other times it does the arithmetic and balances. I don't see the logic driving this. Example: These two...

The outputHeader procedure has a section to look over, it's like a mini tutorial on cookies. /* * Output additional cookie information here before running outputContentType. * For more information about the Netscape Cookie Specification, see *...

I use javascript to start a new (small) popup window when the user clicks the run button of the report. The window just has an animated gif, which tells the users that something is happening. I like to use a sleeping guy at a service desk with "take a number" (9999) and "now serving" (0001) --...

Long story short: I found a way to print reports from WebSpeed. I use WebSpeed just as the user interface, creating a record in a table which just consists of fields for the report parameters, including the report name. A UNIX cron job runs every minute in the background, which starts a...

Hi there. I've been a Progress user for a few years, but am new to this site. (1st post.) :cool: