Purchase Requisition… How to?
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Quick How to tips on Purchase Requisition
- Creating A Purchase Requisition Use Transaction ME51N
- Searching for “des vendor” in Item Overview portion of screen
- Finding Vendor Address
- Ordering for grant or project accounts
- Creating purchase requisitions with more than 1 line item
- Saving Your Purchase Requisition
- Using Document Overview (Transaction ME53N)
- Ensuring Correct Settings to Use Document Overview
- Adding Additional Data Fields To Your Document Overview
- Duplicating A Purchase Requisition
- Checking the Status of a Purchase Requisition using Document Overview
- To View History of All Your Purchase Requisitions
- Viewing Purchase Order History for Specific Cost Center or WBS Element
Here is the PDF Document on Purchase Requisition.
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Mazher
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