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Pricelists Report

This report provides a list of codes and their prices.  You will need to specify the following before generating the report:

Click here  for general information on working with reports.

Code type
Choose between Tariff codes & Standalone Modifiers, Modifiers and NAPPI codes.  For more information on codes types click here .

Practice type
This will default to your practice type, but if you have a multi-disciplnary practice you may want to choose the Practice type.  For more information on a code's Practice type click here .

As at
All codes have an Applies from and Applies until date which determines when the code is applicable.  The Pricelists Report will only include codes that are applicable on the As at date.  For more information on a code's Applies from and Applies until date click here .  Each Pricelist  can also have multiple Date periods .  The Pricelists Report will display prices from the Date period  that is applicable at the As at date.

Pricelists
These checkboxes  determine which Pricelists are included in the report.  You can select as many as you like, but note that only three Pricelists will fit on one page in Print Layout mode .

Click Select All or Unselect All to select or unselect all Pricelists.

Once you have configured the report click the Go button.  Once it has been generated it will look something like this:

The codes are grouped by Code Group  (Adrenals and Alimentary Tract in the example above).

 
 
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