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No Unit Cost on Requisition Worksheets

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Hi:

The Requisition Worksheet is not showing the Unit Cost for items.

Why in the world not?

John

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    DAnny3211 Profile Picture
    11,409 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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  • john.ellis Profile Picture
    3,518 on at

    Thank you, but I'm afraid that I did not catch anything on Unit Cost.

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    Dallefeld Profile Picture
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    You must have purchase prices setup for the requisition worksheet to populate the unit cost field.

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    Ben Baxter Profile Picture
    6,852 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Most of the time the purchase process (docs/worksheets) pull their Cost information from the Last Direct Cost Field on the Item/SKU Card:

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    The Last Direct Cost field will be populated the next time you post (Invoice) a purchase document with a line for the item.

    If the Item is new, try populating the Last Direct Cost field with your desired Unit Cost for the Item, which should then populate your Req. Worksheet line for the Item.  You will need to delete and re-enter the Req. Worksheet line to get the line to validate with the updated data.

    As Kim mentioned, if there are Purchase Prices defined for the Item, the system will fill the Direct Unit Cost on the Req. Worksheet line with the Purchase Price value.

  • john.ellis Profile Picture
    3,518 on at

    Hi Kim:

    I figured out what I did wrong.

    Although I had posted the receipts for the purchase, I had forgotten to post the invoices for the purchase orders.  (Duh!)  :)

    I just did so.  Now, the Direct Unit Costs appear in the Requisition Worksheet.

    Thanks!

    John

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