Purchase Returns by Division, Buyer, and Product

Purchase returns per product for each buying employee. For seeing which buyers' purchases keep having to go back.

Questions It Answers

Filters

Filter What it does
Transaction Date Date range of the return notes. Empty means the whole history - slow on years of data, so always fill it.
Division Pre-filled from the user role's default division. A role locked to one division cannot change it.
Supplier One supplier only; pre-filled from the role's default when set.
Buyer The employee recorded as buyer on the invoice header; pre-filled from the role's default employee when set.
Product Code One product only - handy for tracing the history of a single item.
Serial Number Match a serial number exactly (=) or partially (like). Only meaningful when the company uses serial numbers.

How To Read It

Nested result: Division > Buyer (code and name) > returned product rows, with the return date.

Column Meaning
Quantity, Unit Quantity sent back to the supplier, in the unit written on the return note.
Gross Purchase price x quantity before line discount.
Discount Supplier's discount per product line. Invoice-level discount (at the foot of the invoice) is not here.
Net Gross - Discount.
Tax, Extra Tax Line input VAT, and any extra tax computed per product.
Subtotal Net + Tax + Extra Tax.
Serial Number, Expiration Date Shown only when the company uses product serial numbers/expiry; otherwise the columns are absent.
Source: approved Purchase Return notes (when the approval workflow is on). Figures are positive; subtract them from the purchase reports yourself for net purchases.

Why The Numbers May Differ

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