I must be missing something really dumb - How are we supposed to see all the parts/prices in the Supplier Price List program?
Currently I’m selecting a supplier, no parts load. So I’m clicking Part…, choosing several thousand of our parts, giving it time to load the ~15 of them that have pricing data.
Please tell me there is a better way… Or if it is not intended to be used this way, that we need to set up a dashboard to se the Supplier Price List.
Goal is to see all the entered parts/prices for a supplier.
Ok, I may be confused.
It sounds like you have very few parts linked to the SPL (15 out of several thousand). If you want to know which of your parts are linked to SPL, you can write a BAQ. This is mine:
select
[VendPart].[Company] as [VendPart_Company],
[VendPart].[PartNum] as [VendPart_PartNum],
[VendPart].[PUM] as [VendPart_PUM],
[VendPart].[EffectiveDate] as [VendPart_EffectiveDate],
[VendPart].[BaseUnitPrice] as [VendPart_BaseUnitPrice],
[VendPart].[VendorNum] as [VendPart_VendorNum],
[VendPart].[VenPartNum] as [VendPart_VenPartNum],
[Vendor].[VendorID] as [Vendor_VendorID],
[Vendor].[Name] as [Vendor_Name],
[Vendor].[VendorNum] as [Vendor_VendorNum]
from Erp.VendPart as [VendPart]
inner join Erp.Vendor as [Vendor] on
VendPart.Company = Vendor.Company
and VendPart.VendorNum = Vendor.VendorNum
When I click on part then search it only displays the prices specifically entered for the selected supplier. We are still on 10.2, so I am hoping this is not how Kinetic works.
Hey thanks, this got me what I needed Paul. We had a quick search default instead of the base search. Base search is needed to pull the smaller applicable parts list. Knew it had to be something dumb…