Purchase order details by account (PO612000) report

This topic gives you information about the elements that you find in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes.

This report displays, for a certain date range, detailed information about purchase order lines that include non-stock items.
The data in the report is grouped by general ledger accounts and subaccounts specified for non-stock items in the purchase order lines (in the Account and Sub. columns, respectively).

The report includes purchase orders with any statuse except for Closed and Cancelled.
The report specifies the total open balance for each account and for all listed purchase order lines.

Report parameters

On the Report parameters tab, use the following parameters to select the information to be displayed on the report:

Element Description
Start date

The start date of the report date range.

End date

The end date of the report date range.
Only receipts having dates within the specified interval will be included in the report.

Supplier no.

The supplier for which you want to view purchase order information, by its number.
Specify a supplier or leave the field blank to view data for all suppliers.

Warehouse

The warehouse for which you want to view purchase order information, by its ID.
Select a warehouse to view only purchase orders created for purchasing goods to be received at this warehouse.
Or you can leave the field blank to view a broader range of data.
This field is only available if the Multiple warehouses functionality is enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window.

Item ID

The item for which you want to view purchase order information.
Select an item ID to view only purchase orders created for purchasing this item.

Include unreleased receipts

When this check box is selected, the data from unreleased purchase receipts should be taken into account when the Open qty.value is calculated for each purchase order included in the report.

Parent topic:
Purchase reports - overview