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Hi All,
Trying to create a Misc Transactions Batch through the ADFDI spreadsheets.
Navigation: Capture Costs-->Create NonLabor Costs
In the spreadsheet, there is no column for the Contract Number.
If we have multiple awards/contracts funding the projects, how do we enter the respective Contract/Award number?
I am testing this in a Vision Demo database with the following application version:
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Oracle Cloud Application
Revision 13.18.10 (11.13.18.10.0) which I believe is 18C
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I also saw somewhere that multi funding by different awards was not supported till Rel 13.
But this is, Rel 13. 18C.
I can see the contract# with a LOV for multiple contracts in the UI (to enter 'Manage Unprocessed Costs)
where I can choose/enter different award value per transaction.
Can anyone please advise how to enter the different contract numbers through the ADFDI spreadsheet?
Is it configurable to add fields for Contracts?
Your replies are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
--Paul Fernandez
The support for contract number and funding source for sponsored projects in the ADFDI cost transaction sheets will be supported in a future release, scheduled for within the next 12 months. Its not available in 18C.
Hi Prithi,
Thanks for the reply.
Will it be available in 19A?
If not possible to enter it through ADFDI, is there any other alternative?
Please let me know.
Thanks
It wont be available in 19A. FBDI is the alternative method to use or the Manage Unprocessed Costs page, if the volume is less.
Prithi,
Thanks again.
Managed Unprocessed Costs can only take one record at a time.
My client will have a few hundred records which will make it difficult.
Does the FBDI work in this scenario and what are the steps if you can point me to the right direction.
I am new to Fusion.
Thanks and regards
--Paul
Yes, FBDI works for the scenario. Please refer to documentation at https://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=en/cloud/saas/project-portfolio-management/19a&id=OEFPP. There are 5 xlsm templates for cost import depending on the type of cost being imported (labor, nonlabor, etc) - all support the contract and funding source attributes.
This feature will be included in 19B. See New Feature Summary for 19B - https://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/tutorial/cloud/r13/nfs/ppm/releases/19B/19B-ppm-nfs.htm
Yes, FBDI works for the scenario. Please refer to documentation at https://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=en/cloud/saas/project-portfolio-management/19a&id=OEFPP. There are 5 xlsm templates for cost import depending on the type of cost being imported (labor, nonlabor, etc) - all support the contract and funding source attributes.