'Re-open' closed Cust Ledg Entry by applying them again

livingdoll
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Hi there,
A customer of ours wants to be able to 're-open' a closed Customer Ledger Entry. The example below shows what he means:
1. Invoice no. INV1 is posted (100 euro). The cust. ledger entry of this invoice is now open and has a remaining amt of 100.
2. Payment no. PAY1 is posted (100 euro) and applied with INV1. INV1 is now closed and remaining amt. is 0.
Steps 3 and further are not possible with standard nav2009, but is what the customer wants:
3. Payment no. PAY2 is posted (50 euro) and applied with the closed INV1. The result must be that INV1 is reopened again with a remaining amt of -50 euro.
4. Payment no. PAT3 is posted (-50 euro) and aplplied with the reopened INV1. The result is that INV1 is closed again with a remaining amt. of 0.
Could someone point me in the right direction of how to manage steps 3 and 4? I suppose I have to create detailed cust. ledger entries manually?
Best regards,
Josh
A customer of ours wants to be able to 're-open' a closed Customer Ledger Entry. The example below shows what he means:
1. Invoice no. INV1 is posted (100 euro). The cust. ledger entry of this invoice is now open and has a remaining amt of 100.
2. Payment no. PAY1 is posted (100 euro) and applied with INV1. INV1 is now closed and remaining amt. is 0.
Steps 3 and further are not possible with standard nav2009, but is what the customer wants:
3. Payment no. PAY2 is posted (50 euro) and applied with the closed INV1. The result must be that INV1 is reopened again with a remaining amt of -50 euro.
4. Payment no. PAT3 is posted (-50 euro) and aplplied with the reopened INV1. The result is that INV1 is closed again with a remaining amt. of 0.
Could someone point me in the right direction of how to manage steps 3 and 4? I suppose I have to create detailed cust. ledger entries manually?
Best regards,
Josh
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Comments
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What you're describing is standard Navision (from version 5 forward). When you apply transactions, you can chose to apply partially.
You can also unapply so the close entry is open again.Confessions of a Dynamics NAV Consultant = my blog
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You say you have an inv $100 - you apply $100 therefore the inv is now closed.
Why or what circumstances would you now apply $50 more?
Do you not want to unapply the $100 and reapply $150?0
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