Breeding - Running Totals Report

Breeding - Running Totals Report

The Straw Running Totals Report is used to view changes to Straw stock levels over a given date range.
Users with Administrator permissions have full access to Straw Inventory Reports. Area Managers are limited to their Management Areas. Operators do not have access.
Some Search Criteria fields support wildcard search, these are marked with *?.
 
  1. Select Breeding, Reports, Running Totals.


  2. Select Search Criteria, Report Configuration, Load.

  3. The Report can be configured using a similar process to other StockMate reports. See Report Configurations or Report Search Criteria for more detail.

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