MAX() OVER PARTITION BY in Oracle SQL

I am trying to utilize the MAX() OVER PARTITION BY function to evaluate the most recent receipt for a specific part that my company has bought. Below is an example table of the information for a few parts from the last year:

| VEND_NUM | VEND_NAME    | RECEIPT_NUM | RECEIPT_ITEM | RECEIPT_DATE |
|----------|--------------|-------------|----------|--------------|
| 100      | SmallTech    | 2001        | 5844HAJ  | 11/22/2017   |
| 100      | SmallTech    | 3188        | 5521LRO  | 12/31/2017   |
| 200      | RealSolution | 5109        | 8715JUI  | 05/01/2017   |
| 100      | SmallTech    | 3232        | 8715JUI  | 11/01/2017   |
| 200      | RealSolution | 2101        | 4715TEN  | 01/01/2017   |

As you can see, the third and fourth row show two different vendors for the SAME part number.

Here is my current query:

WITH

-- various other subqueries above...

    AllData AS
    (
        SELECT VEND_NUM, VEND_NAME, RECEIPT_NUM, RECEIPT_ITEM, RECEIPT_DATE
        FROM tblVend
            INNER JOIN tblReceipt ON VEND_NUM = RECEIPT_VEND_NUM
        WHERE
            VEND_NUM = '100' OR VEND_NUM = '200' AND RECEIPT_DATE >= '01-Jan-2017'
    ),

    SELECT MAX(RECEIPT_DATE) OVER PARTITION BY(RECEIPT_ITEM) AS "Recent Date", RECEIPT_ITEM
    FROM AllData

My return set looks like:

| Recent Date | RECEIPT_ITEM |
|-------------|--------------|
| 11/22/2017  | 5844HAJ      |
| 12/31/2017  | 5521LRO      |
| 11/01/2017  | 8715JUI      |
| 11/01/2017  | 8715JUI      |
| 01/01/2017  | 4715TEN      |

However, it should look like this:

| Recent Date | RECEIPT_ITEM |
|-------------|--------------|
| 11/22/2017  | 5844HAJ      |
| 12/31/2017  | 5521LRO      |
| 11/01/2017  | 8715JUI      |
| 01/01/2017  | 4715TEN      |

Can anybody please offer advice as to what I'm doing wrong? It looks like it is simply replacing the most recent date, not giving me just the row I want that is most recent.

Ultimately, I would like for my table to look like this. However, I don't know how to use the MAX() or MAX() OVER PARTITION BY() functions properly to allow for this:

| VEND_NUM | VEND_NAME    | RECEIPT_NUM | RECEIPT_ITEM | RECEIPT_DATE |
|----------|--------------|-------------|----------|--------------|
| 100      | SmallTech    | 2001        | 5844HAJ  | 11/22/2017   |
| 100      | SmallTech    | 3188        | 5521LRO  | 12/31/2017   |
| 100      | SmallTech    | 3232        | 8715JUI  | 11/01/2017   |
| 200      | RealSolution | 2101        | 4715TEN  | 01/01/2017   |

Use window function ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY receipt_item ORDER BY receipt_date DESC) to assign a sequence number to each row. The row with the most recent receipt_date for a receipt_item will be numbered as 1.

WITH
-- various other subqueries above...

    AllData AS
    (
        SELECT VEND_NUM, VEND_NAME, RECEIPT_NUM, RECEIPT_ITEM, RECEIPT_DATE,
        ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY RECEIPT_ITEM ORDER BY RECEIPT_DATE DESC ) AS RN
        FROM tblVend
            INNER JOIN tblReceipt ON VEND_NUM = RECEIPT_VEND_NUM
        WHERE
            VEND_NUM IN ( '100','200')  AND RECEIPT_DATE >= '01-Jan-2017'
    )
   SELECT VEND_NUM, VEND_NAME, RECEIPT_NUM, RECEIPT_ITEM, RECEIPT_DATE
   FROM AllData WHERE RN = 1