You use this program to print a report indicating the percentage complete of each job printed.
The completeness of a job is established by dividing the actual costs by the expected costs, expressed as a percentage. For example: if the actual costs are half of the expected costs, then the job is assumed to be 50% complete.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Sequence | |
| Job | Select this to generate the report in job number sequence. |
| Job classification | Select this to generate the report in job classification sequence. |
| Values by | |
| Notional part | Select this to print the values and percentage complete for each notional part. |
| Co-product | Select this to list each co-product together with its values and percentage complete. |
| Print manufacturing u/m quantities | This prints quantities in the manufacturing unit of measure, providing that this is configured against the relevant stock items and you selected to use this unit of measure in the bill of materials. Otherwise quantities are printed in the stocking unit of measure. |
| Include | |
| Include sub jobs under master jobs |
Select this to print details for jobs occurring at all levels within a job structure. Sub job totals are excluded from the report totals. On the report, the <master> field indicates that the job is a master job; the Sub: xxxxxxxx field indicates that the job is a sub job of master job xxxxxxxx; and the Int: xxxxxxxx field indicates an interim job (i.e. a sub job to which is attached other sub jobs). |
| Only jobs with change in percentage complete |
Select this to select all jobs where the percentage complete has changed since the report was last run. The job is listed only if it falls into the next percentage complete range. The ranges are: over 25%, over 50%, over 75%, over 100%, over 125%, over 150%, over 175%, over 200% and over 300%. |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Job selection | Indicate the job(s) for which you want to generate the report. |
| Job classification | Indicate the job classes for which you want to include jobs in the report. |
| Planned delivery date selection | Indicate the planned delivery date(s) for which you want to include jobs in the report. |
| Completion percentage | Select only those jobs with a completion percentage that exceeds the percentage value entered at the Greater than field. This is only relevant if you selected the option: Only jobs with a change in percentage complete. |
These options enable you to apply a theme to the report and to define multiple output destinations for the report once it has been compiled (SRS Output Options).