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Hey Jenny,

I am not very sure but try the EIX file.

Anurag

Jenny Carr wrote:

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> We are on v3r7 with nexgen mods.  We are having difficulty removing data that 
>is in the "vendor item number" field on the PO.  This value prints on the PO 
>if something has been entered in the field, and we use this field to put the 
>vendor part number.  However, when our buyer puts on a PO and tries to clear 
>out this value if it is no longer valid, it continues to print out and stay in 
>the database.  I've tried to find which file contains this value, so that we 
>can remove it.  I've looked in the IIM, HPO, AVM, ESN, CIC, and I still 
>haven't successfully found the field and value.  Any advice would be much 
>appreciated.
>
> TIA,
> Jenny Carr
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