How To: Running the Monthly Summary / Dept Report (05-30)

Overview

This report helps you determine if the current inventory levels of a department are appropriate for the sales generated for that department. Quickly identify the where profits are being made and where profits are being lost.

Special Notes

  • The ‘Current Inv,’ ‘Onhand Units,’ and ‘On order Units’ fields are only as accurate as the last running of ‘Update S/A Inv Figures (05-02).
  • Carpet items print quantities in square yards and fabric items print quantities in running yards.
  • This report can only be printed to a laser printer or PDF file.
  • You can sort a report column by clicking on the Column Heading.
  • You can move a report column by clicking on the Column Heading and dragging to the desired location.

Step-by-Step

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  1. From the ‘Region’ drop-down menu, select a region for the report. Select ‘All’ to include data from all regions on the report.

  1. Specify whether the report should include Written or Delivered Sales.

  1. Specify whether the report should include information for Merchandise sold individually or for Packages.

  1. Click Refresh and the report results appear.
    • Any time you change the report criteria, you will need to click Refresh to update the report results.

  1. Click the Company, Region, or Branch tab to view the department information broken down by company, region, or branch, respectively.

  1. Click the Print button to print a paper copy of the report (optional). At the prompt, enter the ID of a physical printer, or enter “PDF” to save the report to a PDF file. If printing to a PDF, accept the pre-prompted save location on your computer or enter a new one.
    NOTE: You cannot print this report to a spooler.

  1. Click Export to download the report to your computer (optional). Accept the pre-prompted save location, or enter a new one. Then click Ok.
    IMPORTANT: Since the exported file is tab delimited, save it with a ‘.txt’ extension.

  1. Click the ‘Export Excel’ button (optional) to open the information in Excel.