Dear experts, We have created one purchase order with required quantity 40. While taking GRN user had wrongly entered 40 quantity and select the “Received and Complete” check boxes refer to attached screen and save the receipt. After that he changed the quantity 40 to 20 (Correct Quantity). Now the problem is that we have issued the material and while creating invoice for 20 quantity it is showing 40 quantity.
I suspect some other events have taken place since the original entry error
so… I’m guessing you’ll need to find and back out those other trans first.
(Or sometimes I’ve ended up using manual adjustments).
In cases where the steps to reverse trans are not straightforward, I usually copy Live over to Test and verify my fixes. Since I’ve often seen users end up making things worse before they’ve hit on a set of steps that will make things right/better.
In the part Tran history, scroll over and see if all those PUR-STK trans have the same packslip number. Maybe it was “fixed” with a different pack slip. We have to do this when the original pack slip has been entered into AP.
And is it possible it’s a supplier Qty vs our Qty issue? I ask because the suppliers price was 1,103 but your cost is 231. Or is that a currency conversion?
The majority of my work is fixing a users attempted fix. Especially when users think the System “messed up”, not realizing that itis some future transaction actually completes things.
The most common was (and occasionally still is), when costs are added to a job that has already shipped. The added costs appear to be “hung up” in WIP. So a JE is created to credit WIP. Then when the Job is closed, WIP gets credited again. So another JE is required to “unfix” the original JE.
A poorly entered PO and or Receipt combo - usually UOM issue, but some times cost. Our AP won’t process an I voice if the Invoice costs don’t match the PO.
Yeah, I prefer to find and fix errors as soon as possible with reversing trans.
What I really hate is when time has passed and the errors are spotted in the GL.
(I think) backtracking from there is the worst.