Here are the steps to view Inward OutStanding Report. To learn more, you can also watch this RADIX Online tutorial video:


       


To view the Inward OutStanding Report, follow the steps below:

    1. After logging in to the Company Menu, go to Reports  > Embroidery Unit > Inward Register Reports > Inward OutStanding Report [MID: 1845].
    2. Inward Outstanding Report Criteria form will open. Set the report criteria as follows:
      • View – Select the view here, according to which you want to view the report.
      • Inward Date – Select the inward transaction date range by entering the From and To dates.
      • Outward Date – Enter the outward transaction date range, if required.
      • Document No. – Enter the document number range for which you want to view the report.
      • Daybook – Select All to view records from all daybooks or choose a specific daybook.
      • Party – To view report for all the Parties, select All option, otherwise to view report for any particular party, select Equal To option and then select the party.
      • Quality – Select All to include all qualities or select Equal To option and then select the particular quality.
      • Status – Select the required status to filter the report.
      • Horizontal Line? – Tick this option to display horizontal separator lines in the report.
      • Consider Used Quantity? – Tick this option to calculate and display the report based on the used quantity.
    1. (Please Note: To set all these criteria for future, you can tick on Save Criteria option.)
    2. If you want to schedule this report for automatic generation and e-mail delivery, click on the Schedule Report.
    3. After selecting all the details, click on Show button. Report will open according to the selected criteria.
    4. Here, you can click on Customize button to Customize the Report.
    5. You can also print the report by clicking on Print icon on the top left corner of the page or press CTRL+P shortcut key.


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