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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
  
This guide provides an example template that can be copied to create a how-to wiki page. Use the Actions menu to select 'Edit', then CTRL+A to select all, then CTRL+C to copy. The text copied to the clipboard can be pasted into the new page. A practical example of this layout in use can be found [[Creating a Manual Journal Entry|here]].
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This screen allows a user to update the base cost and ordering min/max quantites for items with 'Track Length' selected in the Item Master screen.   
 
 
This page only exists as an example of layout options, and as a place to hold some formatting tips on links, images, bullet points, etc. Once you have copied the page contents, return to the [http://www.abiscorp.com/employee/index.php?title=Creating_a_New_Wiki_Page Creating a New Wiki Page] wiki on the Employee Wiki for the instructions on how to actually create the new page, paste this page content as starter point, and apply categories.
 
 
 
The information below this line is presented as an example of what each section should contain in a general 'How-To' style wiki page.   
 
 
 
The Overview sections should contain a brief description of the purpose of this page. This section is what the customer will see first, so the text here should tell them immediately whether or not this is the page they are looking for.
 
  
  
 
==How-To Topic==
 
==How-To Topic==
When appropriate, you may need to enter a sentence or two to relay additional information immediately below the header and before you begin the steps.
 
 
[[File:Example_Image.png]]
 
 
# When referencing how a customer should access the desired '''Screen Name''', format the menu path like '''Transaction > System > Change Running User'''.
 
#* Notice that the menu path and screen name should be bold.
 
# All Action list buttons like '''Cancel Changes''' for example, should also be bold.
 
# Whenever possible, consolidate steps using the <nowiki> #* </nowiki> bullet points.
 
#* This can help keep the numbered list from growing to a high number.
 
#* For example, a how-to with 23 steps can be more intimidating and make a simple procedure look like too many steps.
 
#* But the bullet points break it up.
 
# As long as you don't skip spaces between the <nowiki> # </nowiki> characters, it will auto number. Even a single space can mess it up.
 
 
# Review carefully, because a skipped space will mess up the sequencing.
 
# Continue the steps using the same pattern.
 
 
 
==How-To Topic Part Two==
 
Consider whether or not an additional note is required to give an overview or additional information about this step. For example, if this is an optional step, or a step that maybe some customers will not need to complete - that information could be entered here.
 
 
Delete this section if the process only requires a single section.
 
  
# If the process involves multiple screens or multiple, distinct steps, break it up into sections using the headers.
 
# Continue using the same format for additional steps.
 
#* You can link to another page in this wiki using the exact page name [[Contact Import Guide]] or you can override the link name [[Contact Import Guide|like this]]
 
#** Or you can use a full URL link [http://www.abiscorp.com/faq/index.php?title=Contact_Import_Guide like this]
 
#* You can link to a category page in this wiki and override the link name [[:Category:Best Practices|like this]] or just do this [[:Category:Best Practices]]
 
#* You can link to an external URL with the following format just by pasting the link - http://www.abiscorp.com/adjwiki/rule-itemcat.ashx
 
#** Or you can override the link name [http://www.abiscorp.com/adjwiki/rule-itemcat.ashx like this]
 
  
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[[File:Track Length Cost Update.png]]
  
==Additional Information==
 
This section is an optional place to document any follow-up steps, further considerations, or links to other pages that may be helpful. Delete this section if it is not needed.
 
  
Just for reference, below is an example of an indented bullet list, along with guidance for when to use bold formatting.  
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# Adjust the CommCode/Profile/Gauge/Color filters at the top of the page to isolate the items you want to change.  Once the filters are set, select the '''Refresh Table''' button.
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# Change the '''Calculate Based On''' field to determine which field to use as a basis for the calculations (which field will be increased or decreased to determine the base cost). 
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#* '''Standard Cost (Global)''' uses the item's current '''Standard Cost (Global)''' cost as a basis for the calculations. 
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#* '''Base Cost (EA)''' uses the item's '''Current Cost (EA)''' cost.
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#* '''Base Cost (CWT)''' uses the item's '''Current Cost (CWT)''' cost. 
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# Select the '''Price/Cost to Change'''.  This will adjust the selected price by increasing the '''Calculate Based On''' amount by the entered % or $ amount.
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#* '''Standard Cost (Global)''' will change the standard cost (usually in CWT) used when calculating the base cost for a newly-added item.  '''This cost does not affect existing length/width combinations of items.'''
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#* '''Base Cost (EA)''' changes the '''New Cost (EA)''' field. 
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#* '''Base Cost (CWT)''' changes the '''New Cost (CWT)''' field. 
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# To change the base cost for a single part, you can type directly into the '''New Cost (EA)''' or '''New Cost (CWT)''' fields. 
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#* Typing in either field will automatically convert the cost and display it on the other field.  For example, entering in a '''New Cost (EA)''' will automatically convert the entered cost and display it in the '''New Cost (CWT)''' field for reference.
  
* '''Menu Paths''' should be bold for easy reference
 
** '''Screen Names''' should be bold
 
*** '''Tab Names''' inside of screen should also be bold
 
**** '''Field Names''' should generally be bold. There may be cases where using single quotes for a 'field name' is appropriate.
 
***** 'Sections' in a screen such as the 'Customer' section label in the '''Order Entry''' screen should use single quotes
 
***** 'Column labels' in a grid should generally use single quotes
 
***** 'OK' or 'Cancel' buttons (or any other buttons on a pop-up message) should have single quotes
 
* I have used italics for things like ''Report Names'' when I am referring to the report and not the screen name for the report, and for ''filenames.xlsx''
 
  
<code>Updating the Category tags is critical to helping customers find content. Review the Categories list and tag all categories below</code>
 
  
[[Category: Help]]
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[[Category: Item Control]]
[[Category: Internal]]
 

Latest revision as of 12:48, 12 January 2021

Overview

This screen allows a user to update the base cost and ordering min/max quantites for items with 'Track Length' selected in the Item Master screen.


How-To Topic

Track Length Cost Update.png


  1. Adjust the CommCode/Profile/Gauge/Color filters at the top of the page to isolate the items you want to change. Once the filters are set, select the Refresh Table button.
  2. Change the Calculate Based On field to determine which field to use as a basis for the calculations (which field will be increased or decreased to determine the base cost).
    • Standard Cost (Global) uses the item's current Standard Cost (Global) cost as a basis for the calculations.
    • Base Cost (EA) uses the item's Current Cost (EA) cost.
    • Base Cost (CWT) uses the item's Current Cost (CWT) cost.
  3. Select the Price/Cost to Change. This will adjust the selected price by increasing the Calculate Based On amount by the entered % or $ amount.
    • Standard Cost (Global) will change the standard cost (usually in CWT) used when calculating the base cost for a newly-added item. This cost does not affect existing length/width combinations of items.
    • Base Cost (EA) changes the New Cost (EA) field.
    • Base Cost (CWT) changes the New Cost (CWT) field.
  4. To change the base cost for a single part, you can type directly into the New Cost (EA) or New Cost (CWT) fields.
    • Typing in either field will automatically convert the cost and display it on the other field. For example, entering in a New Cost (EA) will automatically convert the entered cost and display it in the New Cost (CWT) field for reference.