PROJECTCOMMITTEDOPENAMOUNT function

Created by Harry Lewis, Modified on Tue, 16 Jul at 9:34 AM by Gabriel Michaud

Applies to

  • Velixo NX
  • Velixo Classic
  • Acumatica, MYOB Acumatica, Cegid


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Description

The PROJECTCOMMITTEDOPENAMOUNT function returns the current committed open amount of one or more projects and tasks.

 

Syntax

PROJECTCOMMITTEDOPENAMOUNT(Connection, Project, Task, AccountGroup, CostCode, InventoryItem, UseProjectCurrency)

 

The PROJECTCOMMITTEDOPENAMOUNT function uses the following parameters (see our article on Filtering Velixo functions):

 

Parameter

Required/Optional

Description

Connection

Required

The name of the connection as configured in the Connection Manager

Project 

Required

The Project(s) to include

Task 

Optional

The Task(s) to include

AccountGroup

Optional

The Account Group(s) to include

CostCode

Optional

The Cost Code(s) to include

InventoryItem

Optional

The Inventory Item(s) to include

UseProjectCurrency

Optional

TRUE/FALSE value indicating if the amount should be returned in the project's currency (default = FALSE)

 

 

Example

=PROJECTCOMMITTEDOPENAMOUNT("Demo","2017CU01", "02", "SUB", "02450", "<N/A>", TRUE)

 

Description

Calculates the committed open amount task 02 in project 2017CU01  (filtered by the specified AccountGroup, CostCode, and InventoryItem) and returns the value in the project's defined currency

 

Result

37000

 


 

Note on how Acumatica computes the Committed Open Amount:

 

The list of commitments can be viewed on the Commitments page (PM306000). The original commitment amount is displayed in the Original Committed Amount column and the actual commitment amount is shown in the Revised Committed Amount column of each line. 

 

When a purchase order is received, the system updates the Committed Received Quantity and reduces the Committed Open Amount of the commitment line:

Committed Open Amount = Committed Open Amount −

Revised Committed Amount * Committed Received Quantity / Revised Committed Quantity.

 

If a purchase order is cancelled or has been partially received, the incomplete amounts are subtracted from the Committed Open Amount.  After a purchase order has been closed, the Committed Open Amount becomes zero. 

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