Check Redemption Analysis by Vendor VND061 (Output)

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The Check Redemption Analysis by Vendor VND061 (Output) report output is generated as part of the month-end process when selected by the state. The report summarizes vendor activity for the month, is a method of identifying vendors who may be in violation of redemption rules and may be used to compare activity for vendors in the same county.

The Check Redemption Analysis by Vendor VND061 (Output) spreadsheet output is generated as part of the month-end process when selected by the state. The excel output mirrors the report output.

Data is grouped by county. For each vendor within the county the following is reported.

The format of the file is as follows:

Data Elements

This section describes the data elements that print on the document. The data elements are generated based on the data passed into the form; they do not map to specific database fields.

Report ID

Origin of Data Element

The value is the following RPTID value:

"VND061"

Format

The value is included as its literal value.

Report Title

Origin of Data Element

The value is the current value of the REPORTHEADING business rule.

Format

The value is included as its literal value.

Run Date

Origin of Data Element

The value is the date on which the report is generated.

Format

The value is included in the following format: MM/DD/CCYY. The value will be the current system date when the report is generated.

Report Subtitle

Origin of Data Element

The value is the following text:

"Check Redemption Analysis by Vendor"

Format

The value is included as its literal value and center aligned. It is positioned at the top of the report in the center below the Report Title.

Run Time

Origin of Data Element

The value is the time at which the report is generated.

Format

The value is included in the following format: HH:MM:SS (AM/PM).

Report Date Range

Origin of Data Element

The report date range is the inclusive range of days from which the data included in the report is retrieved and includes a beginning date and an ending date.

Format

The value is center aligned and is an accounting month and year in the following format:

"Month of {month name} CCYY"

Data Elements - Report Output

This section describes the data elements that print on the spreadsheet output. Because of space constraints, the layout may be slightly different and/or all characters may not print within the space allotted.

Page

Origin of Data Element

The value is the current page of the report.

Format

The value is included as its literal value.

County

Origin of Data Element

This value is the code and name of the county from the vendors physical address.  The code is the CountyCd column of the Address table where the address type equals 'Phys". The name is the Name column of the County table.

Format

This code is a three-character value. The name is a thirty-character value.

High Risk/Redemption Exception Flag

Origin of Data Element

This value is either blank, '*' or '+'. Vendors flagged as high risk will have the value '*'. Vendors flagged as redemption exceptions will have the value '+'. Otherwise the value is blank. See the data element Flags for the definition of high risk and redemption exceptions.

Format

This is a one-character value.

Vendor ID

Origin of Data Element

This value is the VendorID column of the FoodInstrument table.

Format

This is a six-character value.

Vendor Name and Address

Origin of Data Element

The name value is the TradeName column of the Vendor table. The address value is taken from the Address1, City and ZipCode columns of the Address table for vendors where the address type equals 'Phys'.

Format

The name is a fifty-character value. The address is a fifty-character value. The city is a thirty-character value. The zip code is a nine-character value formatted XXXXX-XXXX.

Flags

Origin of Data Element

Vendors may be flagged as high risk or redemption exceptions. Flag is set for first criteria met.

Vendors flagged as high risk must have at least $2000 worth of benefits redeemed and meet one of the following criteria.

a. A benefit is considered redeemed out of county if the county code associated with the issuing agency (AgencyID column of the FoodInstrumentSet table) is not equal to the county code associated with the vendor's physical address.

Vendors flagged as redemption exceptions must meet the following criteria.

Format

This is a one-character value.

Number of Checks Redeemed

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  grouped by benefit ratio. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded. The values are grouped as follows.

The total is the total count of benefits redeemed by the vendor.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Value of Checks Redeemed

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  grouped by benefit ratio. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded. The values are grouped as follows.

The total is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for benefits redeemed by the vendor.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

% of Checks Redeemed to Total

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed for the ratio divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth. The percentage under the total column is 100.00.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Data Elements - Spreadsheet Output

This section describes the data elements that print on the spreadsheet output. Because of space constraints, the layout may be slightly different and/or all characters may not print within the space allotted.

Column B, line 1 (High Risk/Redemption Exception Flag)

Origin of Data Element

This value is either blank, '*' or '+'. Vendors flagged as high risk will have the value '*'. Vendors flagged as redemption exceptions will have the value '+'. Otherwise the value is blank. See the data element Flags for the definition of high risk and redemption exceptions.

Format

This is a one-character value.

Column C, line 1 (Vendor ID)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the VendorID column of the FoodInstrument table.

Format

This is a six-character value.

Column G, line 1 (Vendor Name)

Origin of Data Element

The name value is the TradeName column of the Vendor table. .

Format

The name is a fifty-character value.

Column G, line 2 (Vendor Address)

Origin of Data Element

The address value is taken from the Address1 column of the Address table for vendors where the address type equals 'Phys'.

Format

The address is a fifty-character value.

Column G, line 3 (City and Zip)

Origin of Data Element

The city and zip code values are taken from the City and ZipCode columns of the Address table for vendors where the address type equals 'Phys'.

Format

The city is a thirty-character value. The zip code is a nine-character value formatted XXXXX-XXXX.

Column X, line 1 (Flags)

Origin of Data Element

Vendors may be flagged as high risk or redemption exceptions. Flag is set for first criteria met.

Vendors flagged as high risk must have at least $2000 worth of benefits redeemed and meet one of the following criteria.

a. A benefit is considered redeemed out of county if the county code associated with the issuing agency (AgencyID column of the FoodInstrumentSet table) is not equal to the county code associated with the vendor's physical address.

Vendors flagged as redemption exceptions must meet the following criteria.

Format

This is a one-character value.

Column Z, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - 0%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is 0%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column Z, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - 0%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is 0%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column Z, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - 0%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - 0% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AF, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >0-100%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >0-100%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column AF, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >0-100%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >0-100%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AF, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >0-100%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >0-100% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AM, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >100-115%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >100-115%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column AM, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >100-115%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >100-115%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AM, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >100-115%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >100-115% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AS, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >115-120%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >115-120%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column AS, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >115-120%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >115-120%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AS, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >115-120%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >115-120% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AY, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >120-130%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >120-130%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column AY, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >120-130%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >120-130%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column AY, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >120-130%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >120-130% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BE, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >130-140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >130-140%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column BE, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >130-140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >130-140%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BE, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >130-140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >130-140% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BK, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - >140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the count of benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >140%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column BK, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - >140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for the benefits redeemed by the vendor,  where the benefit ratio is >140%. The benefit ratio is calculated for each benefit and is defined as ( (the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table multiplied by 100) divided by the AvgPrice column of the PeerGroupFoodInstTypePrice table). The result is not rounded.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BK, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - >140%)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the percentage of benefits redeemed for the ratio. The value is calculated by dividing the Number of Checks Redeemed - >140% divided by the Number of Checks Redeemed total. The result is multiplied times 100 and rounded to the nearest hundredth.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BQ, line 1 (Number of Checks Redeemed - Total)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the total count of benefits redeemed by the vendor.

Format

This is a six-digit number.

Column BQ, line 2 (Value of Checks Redeemed - Total)

Origin of Data Element

This value is the sum of the PaidAmount column of the FoodInstrument table for benefits redeemed by the vendor.

Format

This is a seven-digit number plus two decimal places.

Column BQ, line 3 (% of Checks Redeemed to Total - Total)

Origin of Data Element

This value is 100.00.

Format

This is a three-digit number plus two decimal places.

Filter Criteria

Base of Data

Benefits with a paid date within the selected month are included in the report. Vendors are reported in the county of their physical address. Benefits must meet one of the following selection criteria.

Sort Order

County Code

The report will be sorted first by county code.

Vendor ID

The report will be sorted by vendor ID within county code.

Control Breaks

County Code

Totals for the county will print.

Grand Total

State totals will print at the end of the report. For the report output, state totals will print on a separate page.

Frequency and Distribution

If selected by the state, this system output is generated during the month-end process.

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