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Requisition Worksheet - Blank Sales Order Details for a requisition

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I am working with Requisition Worksheets but the Ref Order No. or Sell- to Customer No. is blank.

I would like to see for which Sales Order the requisition is for

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RockwithNav 8,637 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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This gets updated when the Replenishment is make to order I believe.

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Hope this might be helpful:

The "Ref. Order No." and "Sell-to Customer No." fields in the Requisition Worksheet are often blank because lines with "Purchase" as the Replenishment System are for general inventory replenishment (e.g., minimum stock, forecast), not direct sales order fulfillment. These fields only populate for "Order" (Special Order or Drop Shipment) replenishment. To see underlying sales order demand, use the Inventory - Availability Plan report.

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Mansi Soni 8,909 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hello,

If you're seeing blank fields for Ref. Order No. and Sell-to Customer No. in the Requisition Worksheet, it usually means the system didn’t generate these lines based on a specific sales order. To trace requisition lines that are created based on specific sales orders, you need to ensure that the Requisition Worksheet is generated using Make-to-Order or logic.

Hope this will answer your question!

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Mansi Soni

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Ben Baxter 6,620 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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You may want to check the "Order Tracking" option, which is located under the "Line" menu choice.

This can show you if there is a soft allocation of that supply based on Lot-for-Lot planning. The fields you referenced are used when there is a direct, hard reservation to a demand line, which usually occurs with Order policy or from Drop-Ship/Special Order type purchases.

I hope this gives you another avenue to try.

P.S. If your Reordering Policy is Fixed Reorder or Max. Inventory, the above will not work, as there is no link between the demand and supply, it is simply based on the quantity on hand.

Best Regards,

Ben Baxter

Accent Software Inc

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