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I have a PO Receipt with one item and a quantity of 1. The vendor sent three different partial invoices for this one item.
How do I enter these invoices correctly?
I set "Fully Invoiced" to no and entered a partial amount on the first invoice. But…
I receipted my purchase order and posted it in Sage 300 but I did not put the correct amount down and hence I cannot Invoice it. Is there a way for me to edit or delete the the receipt for the purchase order.
Please help me ASAP.
Thank you.
Hi All,
so one of my customer have done a wrong OE transaction, shipment, and invoice. They apply the wrong unit price, and this happen to a lot of transactions (4 days transaction)
Is it possible to delete it, and delete it in a bulk?
Thank you…
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Priti
Hello,
Kindly help me to resolve a PO Invoice Process Clarification in Sage 300 ERP 2016 version.
What I did was,
1. Post PO Receipt
2. Return all quantities of above PO Receipt
3. Do the day-end process
Then-after the returned receipt…
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