RE: CST280 to Excel

["Chick Doe" <Cdoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

for what it's worth we also use the same technique. through time our users want 
their own reports, especially in the areas of inventory valuation and excess 
and obsolete inventory analysis. (they want to see the value in terms of 
material, labor and burden) so we have written our own reports and nearly every 
one of them has the option to create an as/400 file with all of the detail 
information on it. the user can request the report, or simply request the 
creation of the disk file. they then use client access to download the file to 
the pc, where the keep it, archive it or do what ever they need to do with the 
data.

chick doe
barton instrument systems

>>> Dick_Bailey@MCFA.COM 02/27/01 11:26AM >>>
        We created a "Clone" of CST280 that created an AS/400 file with all the 
contents of the report from CST280. That file can be used directly or 
downloaded to EXCEL. Works fine.

        Dick Bailey
        MCFA

-----Original Message-----
From: JOHWEST@aol.com [mailto:JOHWEST@aol.com] 
Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 12:21 PM
To: BPCS-L@midrange.com 
Subject: Re: CST280 to Excel


Has anyone had experience taking a Costed Bill of Material and sending it to 
an Excel spreadsheet.   We are looking to do this on a quarterly basis and 
then comparing the last quarter costed bills to current. 

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