[Video] Work Order Total Costs by Repair Code
The video below shows you how to run the Work Orders Total Costs By Repair Code
You'll also discover where to assign repair codes when you create a Work Orders and Add Labor and/or Parts to a Work Order
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[Video] Setting Individual Employee Labor Rates For Work Orders
The video below shows you how to set individual employee labor rates in work orders
You'll also discover how to set the company-wide labor rate and how to over-ride the default employee or default company-wide labor rate.
You previously had to click the Use Cost Defaults button just to set the employee rates in a work order.
This has changed and the employee rates are not pulled in automatically.
The video shows you the way these features work after the changes were made in version 4.6.28.011
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[Video] How To Use Bulk And Odometer And Hours
The video below shows you how to use the bulk odometer and hours entry screen
It also shows you how to use the export to Excel feature so that you can copy and paste from another spreadsheet and then import it back into TATEMS
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Video Updating Odometer Readings Spreadsheet
When I first mentioned this spreadsheet about a year ago my daughter had just received a $300 ticket.
I'm happy to say she hasn't been in any more trouble with the law and God willing she will graduate from college in May.
I originally created this spreadsheet because one of our clients wanted to see a printout of all odometer entries for all equipment.
Basically it's what's called a cross tab query.
The way it works is for each date you have entered odometer readings, there will be a column with the date at the top except for the first column which has the Equipment Number
So then each row has the Equipment number and all the odometer readings taken.
Like this
| Equip # | 01-10-2010 | 01-17-2010 | 01-24-2010 |
| 101 | 25000 | 25250 | 25500 |
| 102 | 13232 | 13596 | 14025 |
| 103 | 96300 | 97230 | 98356 |
When I created this spreadsheet it displayed only 2010 odometer readings from TATEMS, hence the name:
TATEMS All Odometer Readings Each Date Has Own Column For All of 2010
I wanted to show you how you can change the date range on this spreadsheet to 2011 or any range you want.
So I created this short video for you.
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