Hi
Sorry, I didn't search the forum for any earlier discussion.
We ran into a situation where the Purchasing Officer has entered an incorrect UoM in a P/O.
Ex: Instead of US$800 per Metric Ton, he has entered US$800 per KG
Item was received by the stores from Vendor and SK has posted the P/O with RECEIVE option.
But, the receipt is not yet invoiced. Due to this ERROR, the AVG cost is gone sky-high and we wanted to reverse the receipt and edit the P/O.
I see an option in Posted Receipt for "Undo Receipt". What will be the effect running this?
1. Will it alter the Avg Cost back to normal?
2. Will it allow us to EDIT p/o and post again?
What is the best possible method to correct these type of problems?
TIA
Maluwa
"A bove maiore discit arare minor"-"From the old ox, the young one learns to plow."
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Technical Consultant, MS Dynamics NAV
To prevent these errors frequently, its better to use the "Purchase UOM" field on the item card, if the purchases for an item is done generally in a specific UOM.
The system cannot restrict you from entering any other UOM while purchasing. You may highlight the fields so that the users can be cautiuos while entering.
Deep
India
Assume:
Item "A":
Ordered Qty = 100
Received Qty = 90
Invoiced Qty = 50
Item A physicall received qty was only 50 and the user has made an incorrect receipt. But, invoiced for the correct qty.
Now, we are trying to remove this pending P/O from the system. NAV doesn't allow because "Qty Received But Not invoiced" is not 0.
When we go the receipt and try to "Undo The Receipt", it is not allowing by saying that the receipt was already invoiced (partially and balance also shown as Qty to Invoice).
Please advice me how to handle tis situation. Our primary goal is to clear/delete pending purchase order while undoing the erroneous recipt.
Thank you in advance
Invoice teh remaining amount of the receipt, then credit it. If the amount is still outstanding with the vendor add an additional line to handle this.
This process will ensure the inventory and liability positions are correct. If you use exact cost reversing it will also ensure the credit and invoice costs match.
Thank you for the reply.
Can you please elaborate the following line which is bit confuse me.
Thank you
Maluwa