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PurchaseRequisitionslinesdistributions

Splits the requisition line cost across multiple accounts or projects, aiding correct budget and financial reporting.

Columns

Name Type Description
PurchaseRequisitionsRequisitionHeaderId [KEY] Long The unique identifier for the requisition header associated with the distribution, linking the distribution to the specific requisition. Example: 1001 for Requisition Header 1001.
LinesRequisitionLineId [KEY] Long The identifier for the requisition line within the requisition header, linking the distribution to a specific line item. Example: 2001 for Line 1.
RequisitionDistributionId [KEY] Long The unique identifier for the distribution associated with a requisition line, used to track the allocation of costs and resources. Example: 3001 for Distribution ID 3001.
RequisitionLineId Long The unique identifier for the requisition line, linking the distribution to a specific item or service requested. Example: 4001 for Line ID 4001.
Quantity Decimal The quantity of goods being purchased in this requisition distribution. Example: 10 for ten units of a product.
DistributionNumber Decimal A number that uniquely identifies the distribution associated with a purchase requisition line. Example: 1 for the first distribution of a requisition line.
ChargeAccountId Long The unique identifier for the account that the purchase from a requisition is charged to, used for accounting and reporting. Example: 5001 for 'General Expense'.
ChargeAccount String The name or description of the account that the purchase is charged to. Example: 'Office Supplies' or 'Capital Equipment'.
CurrencyAmount Decimal The monetary amount associated with the distribution line in the currency of the supplier, helping to track the financial allocation. Example: 1000 for $1000 worth of goods.
CurrencyNonrecoverableExclusiveTax Decimal The amount of non-recoverable exclusive tax in the currency of the supplier for the requisition distribution. Example: 50 for $50 of tax that cannot be recovered.
CurrencyRecoverableExclusiveTax Decimal The amount of recoverable exclusive tax in the currency of the supplier for the requisition distribution. Example: 30 for $30 of tax that can be recovered.
ChartOfAccountId Long The identifier for the chart of accounts used in the requisition distribution, linking it to the specific accounting structure. Example: 1001 for 'Office Supplies Account'.
UserAccountOverrideFlag Bool Indicates whether the user has overridden the default account for the requisition distribution. Example: True if the account was manually changed.
BudgetDate Date The date from which the budget is consumed for the requisition distribution. This date helps determine which budget period is affected. Example: '2023-01-01' for the start of the year.
FundsStatusCode String The code representing the funds status for the requisition distribution, indicating whether funds are available or exhausted. Example: 'AVAILABLE' for funds that are still available.
FundsStatus String The description of the funds status for the requisition distribution, explaining whether the funds are sufficient or insufficient. Example: 'Funds Available' or 'Funds Insufficient'.
BindPreparerId Long The unique identifier for the preparer of the requisition line, linking the distribution to the preparer's data. Example: 5001 for 'John Doe'.
BindRequisitionHeaderId Long The unique identifier for the requisition header, linking the distribution to the parent requisition record. Example: 2001 for 'Requisition Header 2001'.
Finder String A placeholder used for searching and filtering requisition distributions. It helps locate specific distribution records. Example: 'Search by Distribution Number'.
RequisitionHeaderId Long The identifier for the requisition header associated with the requisition distribution. This links the distribution to the overall requisition. Example: 1001 for 'Requisition Header 1001'.
CUReferenceNumber Int The reference number used to map child aggregates, such as distributions, to their parent requisition or requisition line. Example: 2001 for 'Requisition Line 1'.
EffectiveDate Date The date from which the requisition distribution is considered effective. This is used to filter records that are valid from this date onward. Example: '2023-01-01' for the start of the year.

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