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Sales invoice creation
RKM
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2005-08-08
edited 2005-08-31
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New to all this
1.How do i go about creating ZERO value sales invoices,what we are trying to do is send out replcement orders
Can someone tell me how to achieve this?
RKM
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DenSter
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2005-08-08
Set the line amounts to zero?
Daniel Rimmelzwaan
RIS Plus, LLC
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RKM
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2005-08-08
Figured it out matey need to copy document and then, in the line items set the price to zero
thanks
buddy
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DenSter
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Yep that'll work too. Setting the amount to zero calculates the price to zero as well, it works both ways.
Daniel Rimmelzwaan
RIS Plus, LLC
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Dean_Axon
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2005-08-30
Wouldn't those methods give incorrect figures when reporting inventory ?
another option would be to create the invoice as standard and set the line discount % to 100.
This way the correct unit price would be recorded for the item, but a zero value invoice would be created due to it all being discounted.
That would have been my first thought anyway.....
and if im completely off the mark then I blame a 16 hour day with 8 hours driving
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Savatage
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2005-08-31
setting the customer price to zero and leaving the cost alone is how we send replacements for items damaged on delivery. That should not effect inventory costs.
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thanks
buddy
RIS Plus, LLC
another option would be to create the invoice as standard and set the line discount % to 100.
This way the correct unit price would be recorded for the item, but a zero value invoice would be created due to it all being discounted.
That would have been my first thought anyway.....
and if im completely off the mark then I blame a 16 hour day with 8 hours driving
http://www.BiloBeauty.com
http://www.autismspeaks.org