Is there a way to make the word work order come up as invoice? I know that there is an actual invoice - so its not about that . Can you make a word appear as another word that you would prefer semantically?
Change to work order
Aug 03, 2005
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Worked like a charm
One other question - Is there a way to have the word changed on the rest of the displays (ie when you recal a work order - can it say Invoice? When you run a report for Work Orders Summary can it say Invoice Summary?)
Thanks again for your help.
"Robert" wrote:
Comedian,
Are you asking if you can have the word Invoice appear at the top of the page instead of Work Order? If so, then yes you can. You'll have to modify your receipt as below: Make a copy of your receipt and name it 40columnWorkOrderasInvoice.xnl or FullPageWorkOrderasInvoice.xml Full Page - modify the Header
40 Column - modify the PrintTransactionType Change Transaction.ReceiptTransactionName To "Invoice" Save your changes and login to Store Ops Manager --> Database --> Register --> Receipt Formats go to the properties of your receipt. Click the magnifying glass next to Work Orders and select your newly created receipt. Say no to "do you want to update all transactions to blah blah blah" and save the changes.If this is not what you are asking for the please clarify.
Rob
Comedian,
With making the changes all Work Orders that are printed will say Invoice. If you look at the Transaction Details, you will want to remove this portion of the code.
((Entry.QuantityOnOrder <> 0) | (Entry.QuantityRTD <> 0)) & (Transaction.Type <> transactionQuote) "||Quantity RTD:|" Entry.QuantityRTD " ||" "||Quantity On Order:|" Entry.QuantityOnOrder " ||" "||Quantity Picked Up:|" Entry.QuantityPurchased " ||"
To change a Report Title make a copy of the report you and change the name to Custom - *name of your report*. Open the report using Note Pad and edit the Report Title to what you want, save changes, log out and back in to Store Ops Manager and go to Reports --> Custom and your report will be there.
Rob
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