Contents of the Manage Issued By Addresses Screen
Use the fields and options to configure the Manage Issued By Addresses screen.
Contents
Field | Description |
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Issued By Address |
Enter an issued-by code of alphanumeric characters to identify this address. Enter this code on the Manage Sales Order Project Defaults and Manage Sales Order Catalog Defaults screens to provide a default for individual sales orders. |
Description |
Enter a description for this address. |
Address
Field | Description |
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Name |
Enter the name associated with the issued-by address. |
Address Line 1, Address Line 2, Address Line 3 |
Enter building, street, or other address data. |
City |
Enter the city for this address. If you enter a postal code that has previously been used in Costpoint, the city information loads on the screen. If you make modifications on this field, the default information on the Postal Code table in System Administration does not change. |
State/Province |
Enter, or click to select, the state or province for this address. If you enter a postal code that has previously been used in Costpoint, the state or province information loads on the screen. If you make modifications on this field, the default information on the Postal Code table in System Administration does not change. |
Postal Code |
Enter, or click to select, the postal code for this address. When you enter a new postal code, Costpoint stores the city, state, and country code information. After this initial data input, if you enter the postal code first, the information for city, state/province, and country code loads on the screen. If you make modifications on this field, the default information on the Postal Code table in System Administration does not change. |
Country |
Enter, or click to select, the country code for the address. If you enter a postal code that has previously been used in Costpoint, the country code loads on the screen. If you make modifications on this field, the default information on the Postal Code table in System Administration does not change. |