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132.ORG: List of Terminated Grant and Contract Funds
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Last Updated: 09/07/01
The 132.ORG report supports the grant and contract close-out process.
This report lists all grant and contract funds that have terminated,
but have not yet been disabled. Based on a parameter, the user can
select just those grants that have terminated within a specified
number of days OR the user can select all terminated grant funds. A
terminated grant fund is defined as a grant whose Project End Date has
passed. The report lists basic attribute information about each fund;
no financial data is provided. Disabled funds are excluded from the
report.
If no grants or contracts have terminated within the specified number
of days, the report displays a message to that effect.
Sort Order/Page Break:
The first level of the sort order is by RESP ORG in ascending order.
Within each RESP ORG, grants are listed in ascending order by Account
End Date and within Account End Date, by FUND number. There are no
page breaks in this report.
Report Parameters:
The following parameters are provided for account selection on the
132.ORG report:
1. ORG LOW/HIGH
2. RESP ORG/ORG Connector
3. RESP ORG LOW/HIGH
4. Number Of Days
The first 3 parameters work just like they do for all other BEN Financials GL
reports. For guidelines on how to use these report parameters, please
refer to section 6. Report Parameters. The following describes the
additional parameter for the 132.ORG report.
Number Of Days: (required; valid values are 30, 60, 90, 120, All)
This parameter controls how far back in time the query should go for
purposes of selecting terminated grants. For example, a value of '30'
would mean that the report should list grants that have terminated
within the last 30 days; a value of '60' would result in a list of
grants that terminated within the last 60 days. The default value is
120. The run date of the report is included within the number of
days being evaluated. When the 'All' value is used, the report will
include every terminated grant/contract fund, regardless of when that
grant terminated, as long as the grant fund has not yet been disabled.
Report Columns:
From left to right, the report columns will provide the following
information:
- RESP ORG
This column provides the RESP ORG numeric code.
- Current Budget End Date
The date displayed here represents the end date on the current
contract for this grant; this is basically the date through which
funding has been awarded. For terminated grants, this date should
equal the Account End Date.
- FUND
This column provides the FUND numeric code.
- FUND Description
This column provides the FUND description.
- Sponsor
This column provides the Sponsor name.
- Primary PI
This column provides the Primary PI name.
FRZ: This column displays a single character to indicate the freeze status
of the fund.
| N = Not Frozen |
NONE of the transaction sources are currently frozen for this
grant. |
| P = Partially Frozen |
At least one, but not all of the transaction sources are
currently frozen for this grant. |
| F = Fully Frozen |
All of the transaction sources are currently frozen for this
grant. |
| D = Fund Disabled |
The fund is disabled; its freeze status is irrelevant. |
- Account End Date
This column provides the date the project terminated.
Adjustment Period End Date
This column provides the system-calculated date that the Adjustment Period
ends and the system will automatically freeze all transaction sources that
are not already frozen. (For detailed information on how this date is
calculated see the BEN Financials II - New Features; Freeze Grant Accounts document)
- Financial Report, Due Date
This column provides the date that the next financial report is due
for the grant fund being reported. If no report is required, the text
'No Report Required' will be printed in lieu of the date.
- Financial Report, Last Report Submitted
This column provides the date that the last financial report was filed
for the grant fund being reported.
Last Page Of The Report:
On the last page of every report two pieces of important information
are provided:
Report Parameters and
Report Break - Resolved
Parameters.
1. Report Parameters
The parameters used to request the report are printed on the last
page as confirmation of what was requested. If the account
combinations returned to you in the report are not what you expected,
the report parameters list is a useful first place to start. At a
minimum, you can verify the range of values you provided at the time
you submitted the request.
2. Report Break - Resolved Parameters
The list provided here represents the list of values within the range
you provided as Report Parameters that passed security verification.
When a report is submitted, ORGanization parameters that were provided
are compared against your BEN Financials security profile. All ORGanizations
in the range that match your profile will be returned to you in the
report.
This is a good second place to look if you did not get the results you
expected. Compare the list of ORGanizations in this list against the
parameter range you provided. If an ORGanization is missing, chances
are it does not exist in your security profile.
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