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Topic: Dimension for job costing

Hi,

Can you tell me exactly how you achieved job costing using Diemension

steps to do in order to achieve job costing using diemension
i need job start date end date job type (continuous, closed,open)
job profit / loss etc

Thanks

  • joe
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Re: Dimension for job costing

If you put dimensions on Invoices (either by putting a dimension on a customer, or by chosing it during invoicing) you follow the sales / purchase for the dimension for this invoice. You can also put a dimension on an item, then it follows the item instead.

/Joe

3 Reply by reeta (edited by reeta 09/29/2014 12:16:19 pm)

  • reeta
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Re: Dimension for job costing

Dimension Summary doesn't allow to select a period, does it ?
Gaston




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  • joe
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Re: Dimension for job costing

No, but if this is vital I will consider. Should default period be from beginning of fiscal year?

Joe

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Re: Dimension for job costing

When running a dimension enquiry it is summarized by GL account.
It would really help to have drill down facility to see transaction detail.
This would improve the usefulness of FA for job costing.