Sage Construction & Real Estate

I m looking for a report that shows employee's name and wages for a particular job and a certain time frame.

I need a report that shows all employees that worked on a certain job on a certain day. Can someone help me?

1. I m looking to see if there is a report that would show me if i have billed retaiange. 2. I m looking for a report or something that i can run that would show if I billed for my jobs that month.

Good day, I have a job cost report for several projects that was set up to auto email every week to my email. We have long since completed these jobs and moved on to new jobs. I have two questions: 1. How do I remove the old job automated report emails…

Hi, Within a datafolder we have numerous companies - all with jobs associated to them. Is there a report or easy way to show what company each job is associated to or show a list of jobs associated to a certain company within a datafolder? Further…

In Report Writer, Sage 100 Contractor, is there a way to use the selection criteria "in list" with a variable like {variable[N]}? In this case, I am using {Job Number[N]} to select Job Number in SQL statement where job number is not in the Primary Table…

I'm trying to build a report that will allow me to select job costs for a list of jobs that have no work order assigned. How do I set the criteria to select null values?

OK, I rarely use RD anymore. Use Crystal more often but love RD for quick and fast reports. I need to show in a formula amounts greater then a specific Cost Code or Division I have tried >= "10-00-00" (they have cost code xx-xx-xx) and >= "100000…

I have a Job Cost Report that I run task and it will send out to each PM but includes one report with all of their jobs. How do I change the report conditions so it will send a separate PDF report for each job that only contains information for that one…

I am trying to customize a standard job cost report in Report Designer. It currently details the costs by cost codes and categories. It is totaled at the bottom, where then a % is added on to account for overhead. We are now allocating some of the overhead…