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  • Crystal Ahrens

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    July 18, 2023 at 6:55 pm in reply to: Project Accounting and Financial Dimensions
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    I agree with kelly never have seen it done

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    what version are you on ?

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    Did you find it ? do you have the correct level of security sorry didnt see if your a Sys

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    Hi There Nazim no sure I understand , are you trying to do <b style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: var(–bb-body-text-color);”>revenue recognition no a cap project?

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    Step 1: Create a Correction Journal

    To fix an incorrect quantity received against a purchase order, the first thing you need to do is create a correction journal. Go to Inventory Management > Journals > Item Counting > Correction. In the correction journal form, you will need to select the warehouse where the goods were received, the purchase order number, and the item in question. Next, fill in the details of the correction; in this case, the correct quantity received.

    Step 2: Post the Correction Journal

    After creating the correction journal, the next step is to post it to the system. To do this, click on the Post button located on the toolbar at the top of the correction journal form. Once the journal has been posted, the quantity in the warehouse for the item will be updated, reflecting the correct amount received. However, the purchase order will still show an incorrect quantity.

    Step 3: Create a Purchase Order Correction

    To update the incorrect quantity on the purchase order, you will need to create a purchase order correction. Go to Procurement and Sourcing > Purchase Orders > All Purchase Orders. In the all purchase orders form, locate the purchase order in question and click on Edit. In the Purchase order form, go to the Corrections tab, and create a new purchase order correction. In the correction, fill in the details of the adjustment; in this case, the difference between the incorrect quantity received and the correct quantity.

    Step 4: Approve the Purchase Order Correction

    Once the purchase order correction has been created, it will need to be approved. To do this, go to the Purchase order correction form and click on the Submit button located on the toolbar at the top. After submission, the correction will be sent to the appropriate person for approval. Once approved, the purchase order will be updated, reflecting the correct quantity received.

    Step 5: Mark the Correction as Complete

    After the correct quantity has been updated on the purchase order, the last step is to mark the correction as complete. Doing this ensures that the correction will not be processed again and that the incorrect quantity will not be mentioned on any reports. To mark the correction as complete, go to Inventory Management > Journals > Item Counting > Correction. Locate the correction journal in question and click on the Complete button located on the toolbar at the top of the form.

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    June 27, 2023 at 10:59 am in reply to: Correct PO Receipt Mistake
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    Question are you trying to correct it from the mobile device if so this is a great article Why you can’t reverse a purchase registration in WHS in AX 2012 R3 | timsaxblog (wordpress.com)

    If are in AX mind you its been a while and I do not have a test system any more it an end life system

    This might be able to help

    Step 1: Create a Correction Journal

    To fix an incorrect quantity received against a purchase order, the first thing you need to do is create a correction journal. Go to Inventory Management > Journals > Item Counting > Correction. In the correction journal form, you will need to select the warehouse where the goods were received, the purchase order number, and the item in question. Next, fill in the details of the correction; in this case, the correct quantity received.

    Step 2: Post the Correction Journal

    After creating the correction journal, the next step is to post it to the system. To do this, click on the Post button located on the toolbar at the top of the correction journal form. Once the journal has been posted, the quantity in the warehouse for the item will be updated, reflecting the correct amount received. However, the purchase order will still show an incorrect quantity.

    Step 3: Create a Purchase Order Correction

    To update the incorrect quantity on the purchase order, you will need to create a purchase order correction. Go to Procurement and Sourcing > Purchase Orders > All Purchase Orders. In the all purchase orders form, locate the purchase order in question and click on Edit. In the Purchase order form, go to the Corrections tab, and create a new purchase order correction. In the correction, fill in the details of the adjustment; in this case, the difference between the incorrect quantity received and the correct quantity.

    Step 4: Approve the Purchase Order Correction

    Once the purchase order correction has been created, it will need to be approved. To do this, go to the Purchase order correction form and click on the Submit button located on the toolbar at the top. After submission, the correction will be sent to the appropriate person for approval. Once approved, the purchase order will be updated, reflecting the correct quantity received.

    Step 5: Mark the Correction as Complete

    After the correct quantity has been updated on the purchase order, the last step is to mark the correction as complete. Doing this ensures that the correction will not be processed again and that the incorrect quantity will not be mentioned on any reports. To mark the correction as complete, go to Inventory Management > Journals > Item Counting > Correction. Locate the correction journal in question and click on the Complete button located on the toolbar at the top of the form.

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    June 19, 2023 at 4:38 pm in reply to: Phantoms Used in Planning Optimization
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    What version are you know we had issue back on 10.0.31

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    June 8, 2023 at 10:00 am in reply to: Planning Optimization VS MRP
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    Many are many users are reaching out to their implementation partners. If you have any customizing around MRP it may be a place to start

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    May 10, 2023 at 5:50 am in reply to: Case management in D365 F&O
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    Happy Day:

    Do you have any User stories document or requirement you can share? MS learn can better share customer scenarios and Service hub maybe a better lighter touch depending on the user stories. Case management overview – Finance & Operations | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    May 2, 2023 at 12:24 pm in reply to: Vendor DUNS Field
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    I have not see the issue can you detail the step you took and are there any custom enities in your environment

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    April 19, 2023 at 5:27 am in reply to: Punchout reauthentication issue
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    @shhoffmamicrosoft-com

    Are you having issue with access the vendor site. Normally there some steps that you need to take with the vendors . Can you tell me a little more about your set up

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    The unit sequences group must be set up. If the option inventory UOM sequence is set up correctly it will show up on the mobile device. This can be easily changed in mobile device to inventory UOM for receiving.

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    Yes, you if set -up is correct. Tell me more about your issue that your are having today.

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    January 4, 2023 at 12:28 pm in reply to: D365 FO workflow error
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    also are you Onprem?

  • Crystal Ahrens

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    January 4, 2023 at 12:18 pm in reply to: D365 FO workflow error
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    We need to make sure this is the true issue. you may need get IT to allow you to do this to test or maybe they can run a test for you

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