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        <title>13.10. ATC and DDD code based reports</title>
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        <description>13.10. ATC and DDD code based reports

ATCs and DDDs

“ATC” stands for “Anatomical, Therapeutic, Chemical”, and is a method of classifying chemical entities, and identifying them by category.

“DDD” stands for “Defined Daily Dose”, and provides a means of comparing the utilisation of different drugs in a meaningful way. - e.g. if a dispensary has issued 10,000 x doxycycline 100mg and 20,000 x amoxycillin 250mg, a greater number of amoxycillin capsules has been used; but according to the DDD meth…</description>
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        <title>13.14. Custom reports</title>
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Choosing this item brings up a window for creating a custom report: 


The custom report window is displayed allowing you to create a report according to your own requirements using the Quick Report editor; once created you may save the form of the report in the</description>
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        <title>13.09. Customer ordered shortfall report</title>
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        <description>13.09. Customer ordered shortfall report

When you choose  Report&gt; transactions  and then select  Customer ordered short fall report , the transaction report like the one below will be produced. This report is used only for sales to customers.

For this report to make sense, make sure that:</description>
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        <title>13.08. Dashboard</title>
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        <description>13.08. Dashboard

The mSupply dashboard is very helpful for providing visual representations of your data to support analysis and decision making at all levels of the supply chain.

To see all the information about the dashboard, please see the separate documentation for it here</description>
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        <title>13.07. Dispensary/prescription reports</title>
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        <description>13.07. Dispensary/prescription reports

Patient prescription notes report

Choose Report &gt; Dispensary &gt; Patient prescription notes report from the menus and the options window will open:



In the date range section select the confirmed date range of prescriptions you want to include in the report. The drop down list to the right of the date fields is a great way of quickly selecting them.</description>
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        <title>13.01. Report basics</title>
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        <description>13.01. Report basics

Choose  Report from the menus and this menu appears:



For some reports, the default setting includes all items, and as most stores will have several hundred items - maybe over 1,000 - reports on all items will, if printed, use a great deal of paper. If you must have a printout of your report, please exercise caution when selecting the criteria, and so avoid wasting paper.</description>
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        <title>13.02. Stock and items reports</title>
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        <description>13.02. Stock and items reports

When Reports &gt; Items and Stock is chosen, a range of available reports are displayed; click on the one you require to select it:



Current stock



A report will be produced that lists each stock line that is currently showing stock greater than zero. Should you wish the report to include items/batches with zero stock, the box in the lower left needs to be checked.</description>
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        <title>13.12. Manage reports</title>
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Choosing this item shows a list of built-in reports and any custom reports which have been added to your system:



The built-in reports may well be sufficient for your needs, but mSupply&#039;s versatility allows you to add and manage custom reports to meet any specific requirements you have.</description>
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        <title>13.11. Other reports</title>
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        <description>13.11. Other reports

ABC analysis



This report will rank the items based on the value sold in the period specified. Sometimes such a report is referred to as an “ABC” analysis or a “pareto” analysis. Statistics show that 20% of the items supplied by an organisation usually generates 80% of the total value of sales. Therefore, it is useful (and wise!) to concentrate first on the 20% of items that are most important. This report makes it easy to do just that.</description>
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        <title>13.15. SuperReport editor</title>
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        <description>13.15. SuperReport editor

	*  mSupply includes the SuperReport editor plugin.
	*  This gives almost unlimited customisation possibilities for forms and reports.

Due to security issues, report customisation using SuperReport can only be done by Sustainable Solutions.  Contact us for more details.</description>
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        <title>13.04. Purchasing reports</title>
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        <description>13.04. Purchasing reports

Purchasing reports (focused on what you have ordered and what you have received and what you want to order) are available at Report &gt; Purchasing. The following report types are available:



The first 2 options contain several different reports (see below). Select the required report type by clicking on it.</description>
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        <title>13.13. Saving report templates</title>
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        <description>13.13. Saving report templates

Report templates are pre-set values for the filters used to create particular reports. They are a great way of assembling a set of frequently run reports and making sure they are generated with the correct settings.</description>
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        <title>13.06. Requisition reports</title>
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        <description>13.06. Requisition reports

You can report on requisitions in 2 ways:

	*  grouped by item, showing which customers the item was requisitioned by, what has been sent and what is outstanding or
	*  grouped by customer, showing which items a customer has requisitioned, what has been sent and what is outstanding.</description>
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        <title>13.05. Stocktake reports</title>
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        <description>13.05. Stocktake reports

Stocktake reports enable you to report over multiple stocktakes. If you want detail from a single stocktake, there are several options for reports you can run from within a stocktake, see the 4.17. Stocktakes page for details.

Choose Report</description>
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        <title>13.03. Transaction reports</title>
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        <description>13.03. Transaction reports

Transaction based reports are accessed by choosing the Report &gt; Transactions... menu item or by clicking on the Transactions item in the Transactions section on the Reports tab of the Navigator:



All these reports (and there are many!) summarise supplier or customer transactions in many different formats. Many different filters have been incorporated, allowing filtering on transactions, names, prescribers, items, categories and departments. 
The filters that do not …</description>
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