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When I import an IFF file and it populates into Purchase Orders, I can edit the item so all of the info imports correctly when I select the PO to match the Bill I am entering. Make sense??
Ex:
My PO columns
MPN Sub Item Style # Description Size Qty Unit Price Customer Date Total
xxx xxx xx xx xx
The x's are the rows that have the basic info from the IFF. I have to fill in the rest and edit the x's to match my inventory SKU's etc. This way when I am entering the Bill and the window comes that there are PO's that match that vendor, I can select the correct PO and it populates in with all of the info.
So my question is,
When I have done all of this, why isn't it populating with all of the edits etc. into the Add/Edit Multilple Entries? When I open that window, I have to re-enter everything.
My other question re: the PO. There are Ship To and and Ship From (I edited this a little) boxes. The Ship From which is the second box has the drop down so that I can select the location needed.
There is no drop down for the Ship To - why? That box is automatically populated with my Vendors address. I'm not shipping to my Vendor. If I change the info, that info automatically changes in the Vendors info in the Vendor Center. REALLY need to have a drop down for this box also.
Once I am done with the PO and am saving, an Address Change window will pop up asking if I want make the change permanent for all future transactions. I do not. So rather than having a drop down like the other box, I am continually having to type in the info. I use a lot of the same people to ship to, so the drop down would be nice.
Thanks for your answers!
I'll help you get this sorted out, AZEmbroiderer.
Let's go over to your questions at a time.
Regarding your first concern. once you make some changes to the IIF file and import it, all information will be added to the software. In your case, this unexpected behavior can be caused by corrupted data. Let's run the Verify/Rebuild utility to detect the data damage.
Here's how:
When you import another IIF file, everything should be imported.
On your second question, the PO's Ship To address is the company's address. That's the reason why there's no drop-down arrow. Although, it's showing the vendor address on your end. The Verify/Rebuild tool can also help us fix this unusual behavior.
Once you're done running the utility, check the PO again. The company address should show in the Shit To field.
I'll also add some references about IIF file to better guide you:
You can keep us updated after trying the recommended step. We're just around to help you.
Hi Kristine,
I've done the Rebuild/Verify so many times it's crazy.
I saved the IFF file from my vendor as an Excel file. Unbelievable amount of extra work to edit columns, delete columns, edit items that it takes me longer to do that than what I am doing now.
I've decided to give up. Some things are just not going to work for what I do on an everyday basis.
I have so many different vendor and customer addresses to work with for both dropdowns.
"the PO's Ship To address is the company's address. That's the reason why there's no drop-down arrow." I would have to go back into the Vender Center every time I used a different address and change it back to the Vendors mailing address. Wasted time for me to have to keep doing this.
I know now that copy/paste is my only option.
I did go thru the instructions, read the links, and tried. It's good that these answers don't go anywhere and I can always refer back to them.
Thank you so much for the answer.
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