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Report showing qty ordered vs quantity shipped??

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Den

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3/12/2020 1:47 PM

Good Morning Everyone! I hope this is a simple question...

I am looking for a report that shows requisitions within a time frame, requesting location and name, item and the quantitiy requested and the quantity shipped. I can see this information on RQ44.2, but I don't know how to get the data out of Lawson. Is there a report that can pull this information from RQ44.2, and export to excel so I can build my reports.

Thank you all!

Den

David Williams

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3/12/2020 1:56 PM

Try the RQ240 report. Once run, you should be able to push out a CSV version that you can open in Excel.

Den

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3/12/2020 2:05 PM

This is a good idea, but RQ240 shows a summary of the requesting location. I need a report that shows individual lines on requisitions, similar to IC220's excel output.

I appreciate the help!

David Williams

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3/12/2020 2:15 PM

You do have the option to pull the data from the tables directly using a SQL query or MS Add-Ins.

Den

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3/12/2020 2:16 PM

I'm sorry... I do not. I am a regular user... not in IT, or any IS roles.

JonA

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3/12/2020 5:51 PM

I don't think there's a single report that will get you all the detail. RQ260 can show you req line history (req#, req loc, item#, qty ordered,) but to get what was actually issued/shipped from the storeroom you can run IC220. Export both to csv and use vlookup to marry the data on the document and item columns.