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If the Attribute on purchase option is selected when creating stock, enter attributes for it when purchasing, as well as selecting stock with specific attributes when selling.
Note the ellipsis [...] in the Description field on the stock code line. This is Jim2's way of showing that there are attributes that apply to this stock, and they should be applied on the purchase order.
When clicking the ellipsis, this will bring up the Attribute Configuration screen. There is also a Template selection field, allowing the use of the Apply option to apply previously saved templates for this stock.
Attributes can be entered manually by selecting or entering values, then clicking OK. In this instance a previously created template for this stock is being selected. Enter the name of the attribute template if known, or click the ellipsis [...] to search for attribute templates available for this stock, highlight the desired template name, then click OK.
When the template name has been chosen, click Apply for Jim2 to apply the template values to the stock.
Viewing the attributes just entered is performed in View mode rather than Edit mode, so click Save to enter View mode.
The purchase order is now ready to finish and invoice.
If attributes have not been applied when trying to finish a purchase order, the following message will appear, advising the stock code requiring the attributes:
For example, if buying 5 black jackets and 5 green jackets, they will have to be entered in Jim2 in two lines of stock:
Selling stock with attributes on purchase:
When stock has attributes on purchase, select which stock with which attributes are being sold on the job.
In the example above, there are two jackets on a job. Before Jim2 will allow selling of the jacket, attributes that are required for selling this stock must be selected.
Within the Stock Select screen, clicking Show Attributes see how many jackets, in what colour and sizes are available.
Once the attributes have been chosen, invoice the stock out correctly.
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