Hi guys,
I'm having a problem understanding the following issue and especially the way it can be solved.
There is a customer who is running NAV 2009 SP1 and is using Item Tracking functionality during sales/purchase activities.
Now the issue is, they have created a PO with one line for 15 items. After that, they received and invoiced 3 items without assigning serial/lot numbers in the Item Tracking Lines window. Some time later, they need to receive and invoice the other 12 items and would like to assign serial numbers on those 12 items. After the serial numbers are assigned, Item Tracking Window looks as follows:
When they try to post the PO the following error message appears:
Screenshots on Flickr:
1)
http://flic.kr/p/9GiJrd
2)
http://flic.kr/p/9GfQ64
I have tried changing the Qty to Handle/Qty to Invoice in the Item Tracking form, but this did not help.
So, the question is - is it possible to post such PO and have the serial numbers assigned on the line?
Comments
Andwian
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I've updated the original post with Flickr links. Otherwise, please advice where should I upload the screenshots.
Andwian
[SOLUTION]
You should change the Item Tracking Line into 12 PCS only.
Andwian
Hi, Andwian. Thanks for the reply.
I have tried the following:
1) Remove 3 serial numbers from the Item Tracking Lines, so that only 12 are left ('option 1' attachment)
2) Set Qty. to Handle (Base) and Qty. to Invoice (Base) to 0 on 3 serial numbers ('option 2' attachment)
And this did not work. Can you please clarify what do you mean under 'change the Item Tracking Line into 12 PCS only'.
Andwian
But the 3 pieces are already received and invoiced, as I wrote in the first post. And when I try to do option 1 - the same error message appears - "The Qty. to Receive does not match the quantity defined in item tracking."
Could you please share the setup of the Item Tracking Code you use on your items?
Andwian
Thanks for your help, Andwian.
Andwian
It would be even better, if the issue was solved I was just trying to inspire you
Andwian
Yes, sure. I think I did that in the first message:
1. Create a new PO with one item line for 15 pcs.
2. Receive and invoice 3 items without assigning serial/lot numbers.
3. Assign 12 serial numbers using Item Tracking Lines.
4. Try to receive and invoice the left 12 items