Thanks for your response Janusz.
1. Great! It works, but firstly, there is nothing on the screen that says you can do this (How was I supposed to know?) and secondly, hitting 'F4' also drops down my URL box (In IE7) to view websites I've visited, so the page is partially obscurred by this. QUite annoying really.
2. Let me be a little bit more descriptive. In my structure, there are different departments and they each have a yearly budget. The idea behind this is simply that, as you stated, the PO can be tagged for a department and the total expense (ie all the PO of that department) can be viewed at a later stage for reporting, etc...
3. For my organisation, we don't need to be this thorough. We also order many things from many suppliers so this would be too time consuming for us. It's fantastic though!
4. Thats OK. I'm sure I'll figure it out. Imagine this scenario though: I'm shopping on a website and it displays its prices without tax. I would like, at the end of filling in the PO for the system to tell me how much tax I'm paying and my subtotal with tax.
In my previous workplace we had a setup like the one below:
[img]http://www.arc4u.org.uk/testbed/po.gif[/img]
5. Just simply a signature image.
6. I don't know if that's what I'm after so I will check it out. To be more specific on my part though, what I meant was, according to point 2, after a PO has been raised, I would like to track how much a particular department has spent. So if department 'a' raised 2 POs, one for £300 and one for £1200 I would like some way of telling that they have spent £1500.
Thanks again for your help so far. I hope you understand a little bit more of what I'm trying to do.
Richard