How do I assign a requisition to a GL activity?
You can flag items on a requisition for a GL activity if you are using GL activities in the General Ledger.
Before you get started
Adding a GL activity
1. Open Connect Accounts Payable > Purchases and Requisitions > Enter Requisitions.
2. Set up the requisition as usual.
3. When you add the item to the Detail tab, use the field titled GL Activity to enter an activity number.

GL activity field
Connect will assign the activity number to the requisitioned item. When you run reports for the GL activity number, Connect will include the flagged item.
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